wee-wee n.2
1. the penis; occas. the vagina (see cit. 1970).
(con. 1920s–30s) Youngblood (1956) 124: Y’all ain’t been playing with your wee-wees, is you? | ||
Hand-Reared Boy 32: I unbuttoned my fly-buttons and showed my rosy little wee-wee to Sheila. [Ibid.] 33: Cricket and Red Indians [...] interested me more than female wee-wees. | ||
More Tales of the City (1984) 49: You’ve lost your wee-wee, remember? All you can do is smile bravely. | ||
Native Tongue 259: His wee-wee had withered from 10.4 centimeters to 7.9. centimeters in its flaccid state. | ||
I, Fatty 31: Boy’s so fat he can’t see his weewee. |
2. see wee n.
In phrases
see under wee v.