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 Saint Peter (who keeps the keys of Paradise [q.v.]); sausage (Sterne); sceptre; schnickel (Yiddish); sensitive-plant (Clelland); sensitive truncheon (Clelland); shaft of delight; shove-straight (Urquhart); Sir Martin Wagstaff (Urquhart) sky-scraper; snapper; solicitor-general; spike-faggot; spigot; spindle; split-rump (Urquhart); sponge (cf. Ramrod); staff-of-life; stern-post; sugar-stick; sweet-meat.

Tail; tail-tree; tallywag (schoolboys'); tantrum; tarse (Dorset); tenant-in-tail; that; tent-peg; thing; thingamy; thingumbob; thorn-in-the-flesh; thumb-of-love (Whitman); thyrsus; tickle-faggot; tickle-gizzard (Urquhart); tickle-toby; Timothy-tool; tool (Florio); toy; touch-her-home (Urquhart); touch-trap (Urquhart); trifle; trouble-giblets (Urquhart); tug-mutton; twanger (Florio).

Uncle; unruly-member.

Vestry-man.

Wand (Denham); ware (Dryden); watch-and-seals (= penis and testes); weapon; wedge; wepene (Halliwell); What Harry gave Doll (Durfey); whore-pipe (Rochester); winkle (nursery); wimble; worm (nursery).

Yard (Florio, &c.); yum-yum.

Zadkiel (almanack = female pudendum).

French synonyms.—Acteur; affaire (also affaire avec quoi l'homme pisse); agréments naturels; aiguille (also aiguillon, and aiguillette: = needle: Rabelais); allumelle (Rabelais); allumette; anchois (Rabelais); andouille (= chitterling: also andouille des carmes: Rabelais); animal; antenne; arbalète (Rabelais); arc (also arc-boutant); ardillon; argument; arme; asperge; aspersoir (= 'aspersing-tool': Rabelais); astic (= glazing-stick); asticot (= slug); autre-chose (also = female pudendum); avance.

Badinage d'amour (Rabelais); bagage (= luggage = penis and testes); baguette, (ramrod [q.v.]); balancier; ballestrou (Rabelais); bandage; batail (Old Fr. = bell-clapper); baton (also baton de lit, baton à un bout, baton de sucre de pomme, baton de chair, and baton pastoral); battant; béquille; berlingot (Rabelais); bête (cf. animal); bibite; bichette (= pretty, q.v.); bidault; bidet (= pony); bijou (Rabelais, Diderot: also bijou de famille); billart (Rabelais); bistoquette (Rabelais); bon-bon; bondon (= bung); bonhomme; bouchon (Rabelais); boudin (= pudding: Rabelais: also boudin blanc); bougeoir; bougie (= candle: Rabelais); bourdon (Rabelais); bourse (= penis and testes); bout (also bout de viande); boute-feu (= firebrand: also boute-joie = pleasure-maker); boutique (= ware [q.v.]); boyau (Rabelais); braguette (Rabelais); branche (also branche de corail); brandon (firebrand: Rabelais); braquemard (= cutlass); bras; bréviare; briche; brichouard; broche (= spit); broque (also broquette: of children).

Ça (= That); canal; canon à pisser (Rabelais); carotte; catze (= catzo: Rabelais); cauda (= tail: Rabelais); ceci (= this: Rabelais); cela (= that: Rabelais); cerkos (Rabelais);