donkey dick
- noun
- /ˈdɔŋki dɪk/
- Offensive
- He boasted loudly about buying a truck with a donkey dick exhaust pipe.
Examples
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Some comedians use the phrase donkey dick to get a cheap laugh from the crowd.
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That car is a real donkey dick compared to my old one.
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The plumber struggled to carry the donkey dick hose into the garden.
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He bought a donkey dick of a truck for his business.
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He bought a huge truck with a donkey dick exhaust pipe that turned heads on the highway.
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The comedian's joke about a donkey dick immediately got a laugh from the audience.
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When it comes to power, that new engine has a donkey dick design that outperforms any other.
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Morphology
donkey + dick
Knowing 'donkey' (an animal) and 'dick' (a vulgar term for penis) gives a B1 learner enough literal material to infer a crude, hyperbolic reference to a very large penis or, by extension, to something very large. However, the expression is slang, metaphorical and culturally marked — its pragmatic nuance and acceptability are not fully predictable from the parts alone, so comprehension would be partial rather than fully transparent.
Etymology
Donkey dick comes from a crude image: people imagine a donkey with a very long, thick 'penis', and dick is a rude word for that part. Because the image is about great size, people use donkey dick to mean 'very large' or as a rude joke about size.