Donglepuss
pr-nounced: don-gull-puss
originally of germanic origin, donglepuss was brought into popularity by chemistry students at unc chapel hill for a generic word of “something dirty”. this word is also a subst-tute for anything in conversation, especially when attempting extreme perverted ambiguity. additionally it is characterized under a sub-set of words, which are particularly addictive to say. (ie dinglepuss, close relative to the donglepuss, just smaller)
“ow you -ss hat, you kicked me in the donglepuss”
“h-llo there young lady, would like you like me to pet your donglepuss”
“dude did you see that guys donglepuss”
“p-ss me the donglepuss”
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