belly bumper n.
1. a womanizer, a promiscuous man; occas. of a woman (see cite c.1900).
![]() | Gargantua and Pantagruel (1927) I Bk I 11: Julia, the daughter of the Emperor Octavian, never prostituted herself to her belly-bumpers. | (trans.)|
![]() | Pantagruelian Prognostications (1927) II 694: Wenchers, lechers [...] stallions and belly-bumpers. | (trans.)|
![]() | Nocturnal Meeting 86: I have been an outrageous belly-bumper for years, she remarked. |
2. (US) the penis.
![]() | ‘Unprintable’ Ozark Folksongs (1992) I 548: That is my Neck Knacker, my Bandoliero. Neck Knacker, Breast Heaver, Belly Bumper, Quim Cracker, Thigh Thumper, &c. |