junk
n.— «“Just because you’re somewhat hot, you shouldn’t sit on other people’s bikes without their permission. If your cleavage hadn’t distracted me, I would have kicked you in the junk!”…”You should have kicked her in the junk anyways…cutie pie.”» —by KittenWalk (Amber) in Vancouver, B.C. bcpsportsbikes.coom (Can.) Aug. 26, 2003. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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