willy in Irish
willy in Irish is pilibín — willy means a childish or informal British word for the penis.
willy in Irish
pilibín
(hypocoristic, slang, UK, Ireland, Australia, NZ, South Africa) the penis.
What does "willy" mean?
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noun A childish or informal British word for the penis.
"The toddler ran around the garden with no trousers on, giggling about his willy."
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noun A mildly insulting British slang term for a foolish person.
"Stop being such a willy and just apologize."
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willy in a sentence
- The toddler ran around the garden with no trousers on, giggling about his willy.
- Stop being such a willy and just apologize.
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What is "willy" in Irish?
"willy" in Irish is pilibín. willy means: A childish or informal British word for the penis.
How do you use "willy" in a sentence?
Example: "The toddler ran around the garden with no trousers on, giggling about his willy." In Irish, "willy" is pilibín.
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