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the nipple.
‘Kansas City Kitty’ [comic strip] in Tijuana Bibles (1997) 54: He squeezed and tickled the little nips until I thought I would go mad. | ||
Candy (1970) 145: She was [...] somewhat annoyed with the way her pert little nips kept pulsing and pouting. | ||
Get Your Ass in the Water (1974) 150: Say, Lil had nips on her titties about the size of your thumb, / she had somethin’ between her legs would make a dead man come. | ||
Get Your Ass in the Water (1974) 191: She had nips on her titties sweet as plums, / she had hair on her cock [that would] make a dead man come. | ||
Semi-Tough 222: Barbara Jane’s lungs [...] have the good nips. | ||
Homeboy 281: ‘My eyes’ — she pointed to her baby blues — ‘are the windows of my soul. My nips’ — she tweaked them — ‘its antennae.’. | ||
Permanent Midnight 114: I’d have to twist and pinch the incredibly plump old-lady nips. | ||
Right As Rain 42: She did have a nice set, though, the kind that stood at attention, with sharp pink-button nips. | ||
Skins ser.1 ep.1 [TV script] ‘Hi, Nips.’ ‘Stop calling me, Nips. It’s a funny name.’ ‘I’ve seen a few nipples, Nips, and yours are fucking hilarious’. | ||
Panopticon (2013) 160: [of a man] ‘You’ve got stiff nips,’ I tell him. |
In compounds
an erect nipple.
Apples (2023) 112: Debbie had nip-ons through her boob-tube. |
the involuntarily display of a nipple, usu. via an already revealing garment.
Be My Enemy 99: ‘More than a nip-slip [...] it’s a lot more than your usual blurry down-blouse.’ ‘Confirmed visible nipple?’ ‘In colour.’. |