pizzle

• “On a day that was full of chilly damp pizzle and various disappointments it was playful and chilling, thrilling and light-of-touch from the first word to the last.”

  March « 2010 « In The Gloaming Podcasts

• “Compare some of these to what's said this political season: • "You starveling, you eel skin, you bull's pizzle!" • "You stock-fish, you bow case!”

  The Huffington Post: Ken Adelman: Bard Blog: Candidate Insults

• “• "You starveling, you eel skin, you bull's pizzle!”

  The Huffington Post: Ken Adelman: Bard Blog: Candidate Insults

• “The coyote shambles, crow-hops, keeps his head low, and without fur, his now visible pizzle is a sad red protuberance, his hind legs the backward image of a bandy-legged grandfather, stripped.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Best American Poetry 2010

• “Pakak was twenty-eight and thought his pizzle was as good a way as any to get to know other people, women mostly, but he often wondered if being stuck in a man hole would be drastically different apart from the political implications of course.”

  Fictionaut: The Whole Earth

• “I once called my professor a bull's pizzle, now with added Latin comments:”

  Adjutrix quondam, adjutrixque futurus

• “I once called my professor a bull's pizzle, now with added Latin”

  Archive 2010-01-01

• ““I think you should eliminate the size of his pizzle,” he commented.”

  Simon & Schuster: Storyteller

• “I did not stop but once to pizzle and check my pulse and as the light broke I knocked on Mum's door.”

  Fictionaut: There's Something Wrong with Sven

• “Albeit the pizzle so labelled does tend to impress most immediately, the whole array is pretty persuasive further argument for vegetarianism.”

  Walter Satterthwait Goes to Market

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