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willy [ˈwɪlɪ]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Anatomy) Brit informal a childish or jocular term for penis
Translations
willy [ˈwɪlɪ] N
1. (Anat) → colita f, pito m
2. the willies
see willies
willy willie [ˈwɪli] n
(British) (= penis) → quéquette f >
to give sb the willies → foutre la trouille à qn >
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But Tancred, the bay horse, began to make such spirited remonstrances against this frequent change of direction, that Stephen, catching sight of Willy Moss peeping through the gate, called out, "Here
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Like most sensualists he enjoyed talk- ing of women, and for an hour he lingered about gossiping with Tom Willy.
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Willy went away, to join them; but if he had known how I should miss him in our little bed at night, he never would have left me, I am sure.
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