wazoo n.
1. the vagina.
in Erotic Muse (1992) 280: Let’s play hide the weenie up your old wazoo. | ||
Hot to Trot 20: One brick of Blue Bonnet margarine up her wazoo. |
2. (US) the buttocks, the anus.
Queens’ Vernacular. | ||
Campus Sl. Oct. 11: wazoo – rectum: That sucks up the wazoo that your dog died. | ||
Tattoo of a Naked Lady 185: The bozo who said sex is all in the head never had all of his dick up her wazoo. | ||
Mad mag. June 23: All this sand and seaweed up my wazoo. | ||
Twitter 22 June 🌐 And verily the Lord did decree ‘thou canst have spectacular jugs and wobblest on thy belly, or thou canst firm up thy buttocks and gut but lose thy wazzoos. |
3. (N.Z. prison) the kit required for narcotics injections.
Boobslang [U. Canterbury D.Phil. thesis] 201/1: wazoo n. a hypodermic syringe and needle. |
In phrases
(Irish) to excess.
🌐 The estate agent had gussied up the history of the place in the brochure [...] heritage bleeding out the wazoo, etc. | ‘Fjord of Killary’ in New Yorker 24 Jan.
(orig. US) full up, as much as one can handle, to excess; all over the place.
Gardens of Stone (1985) 35: I got paperwork up the wazoo. | ||
Way Past Cool 8: We gonna be late an get tardies up the wazoo. | ||
Port Authority 8: Sitting on the toilet [...] Rocking back and forth. Staring into the fact that I’d blown it. Blown it all to hell up the wazoo. | ||
Destination: Morgue! (2004) 50: The tip got shined on. The tip got ignored [...] They had tips up the wazoo. | ‘Stephanie’ in||
Finders Keepers (2016) 10: Critical bouquets up the wazoo, on the New York Times bestseller list for sixty-two weeks. | ||
Widespread Panic 56: They left prints up the wazoo. | ||
Seven Demons 219: ‘I am Banjo Telemark Herr Eiger. I am connected up the wazoo’. |