Japanese Slang (77 page)

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Authors: Peter Constantine

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omeko
(standard slang, central and southern Japanese origin)

omencha
(Hiroshima dialect origin)

omencho (omench
)
(Hiroshima dialect origin)

omenko
(western Japanese dialect origin)

omonmon
(student slang)

omotemon
front gate

omunmun
(student slang)

onkoto
merciful thing

osugata
shape

pi
(Okinawa dialect)

pii
(ethnic Chinese origin, possibly from
mao-pii
, “fur”)

pushii
pussy

reishi
litchi fruit

renge
lotus

r
zu
rose (student slang)

ry
f
mahjong pawn

saikuba
workshop

sakazuki
goblet

sato
short for
furusato
, “birthplace”

saya
sheath

seribako
competitive box

shansu
(ethnic Chinese origin)

shijimi
corbicula shell

shimegi
oil press

shimo
down

shimonoseki
lower gate

shinz
bride

shita
down

shitaba
lower place

shitakuchi
lower mouth

shumon
orange gate

soso
(standard slang)

suiden
rice paddy

suika
watermelon

sumitsubo
ink pot

suribachi
earthenware mortar

suritto
slit

tako
octopus

tachiusu
standing vase

tani
valley

tatsuware
vertical slit

tsubi
from
chibi
, “small thing”

tsubo
canister

tsunbi
(Shizuoka dialect version of tsubi)

umarezaisho
birthplace

umeboshi
pickled plum

usu
mortar

uri
melon

utsuwa
utensil

waraji
straw sandals

wareme-chan
little Miss Crack (student slang)

yachi
bog, swamp

yage

yagen
mortar used to crush drugs

yake
short for
yakeku

yakeku

yajibako
heckling box

yakihamaguri
baked clam

yohamaguri
night clam

VAGINA, medieval

aoda
blue field

ama no iwato
heaven's stone door

ashiwara
reed field

bokka
wooden melon

funadama-sama
guardian deity of a ship

hinado
princess's door

hoto
hearth (Nara period)

horagai
trumpet shell

ichimangoku

ikigai
living shell

keginchaku
hair purse

kesetta
hairy sandals

kewaraji
hairy straw sandals

nada
open sea

okinoishi
rock in the sea

ok
bako
incense box

onokizu

sora
sky

shakogai
clam shell

tachikizu
sword wound

takenoko
bamboo shoot

tani
valley

tare
woman's head

waraji
straw sandals

yachi
bog

VAGINA, special traits

akanabe
red cookpot (menstruating organ)

ama
nun (shaved pubic region; Japanese nuns shave their heads)

anaguma
hole bear (hairy pubic region)

donabe
mud pot (provincial woman's organ)

cherii furaw
cherry flower (virginal organ)

furo
bathtub (large organ)

fur
ke
bathtub (large organ)

karasukai
raven shell (the hairy pubic region of a mature woman)

kegawa
hair skin (hairy pubic region)

kawarake
unglazed earthen cup (shaved organ)

kinchaku
vagina with strong muscle wall

kizumono
broken thing (deflowered organ)

nikuburo
meat tub (large vagina)

obenko
virginal organ (northern Japanese dialect origin)

ochoko
sake bowl (small organ)

ohachi
rice tub (large organ)

osara
narrow dish (tight or shallow organ)

zara
platter (large organ)

otoshiana
pitfall (large organ)

pinku
pink (virginal organ)

saragai
new shell (virginal organ)

sekohan
secondhand (deflowered organ)

shijimi
corbicular shell (small organ)

shiofuki
surf clam (small organ)

suika no tanaochi
melon that fell off the shelf (sexual organ of an unattractive elderly woman)

todana
cupboard (large organ)

yachihakui
bog in white

(accomplished organ of a mature woman)

WALLET

bochi

b
gara
empty wallet

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