weenus
n.— «Equipment in women’s sizes can sometimes be harder to come by. Some women use newer forms of birth control to make their periods less frequent. Even urinating can become a problem. The military has disbursed portable contraptions the women affectionately call a weenus, for use on long truck drives.» —“Jane, We Hardly Knew Ye Died” by Lizette Alvarez New York Times Sept. 24, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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What is this even talking about? I don’t get it at all. This doesn’t tell what a WEENUS is. A weenus is the flap of skin on your elbow. My Biology teacher doesn’t believe me and i need proof. This website did NOT help.
Ally, maybe that’s what a weenus is to you, but there are many definitions of the word.