wick n.1
1. a penis.
implied in dip one’s wick | ||
‘The Periwinkle’ in Cuckold’s Nest 7: And down fell his breeches, right bang before her, / And showed all his Wickey icky, &c. | ||
‘The Water-Spout’ in Rakish Rhymer (1917) 75: A wick thick and hairy and nine inches long. | ||
in Limerick (1953) 249: A geologist named Dr. Robb / Was perturbed by his thingumabob, / So he took up his pick / And whanged off his wick, / And calmly went on with his job. | ||
Guild Dict. Homosexual Terms 35: Penis [...] wick. |
2. (US) the eye [image of the candle wick which is lighted to provide light].
Eve. Star (Wash., DC) 11 Sept. 20/3: ’Aw, can that boohooin’ number, son’tchuh?’ he says to his wife , who’s dabbing away at her wicks. |
In compounds
sexual intercourse.
(ref. to late 19C) Amer. Madam (1981) 13: Nobody gave a damn what they were after they went upstairs for wick-dipping or neuf-soixante. | ||
(con. mid-late19C) Wilder Shore 216: Frenching, seafood mama, wick dipping. | ||
Hazell and the Three-card Trick (1977) 60: I had him down as a factory worker up for his annual wick-dipping in Soho. |
In phrases
of a man, to have sexual intercourse.
‘Dip, The Tallow Chandler’ in Flash Chaunter 28: When in the tub I dip my wick, / What melting moments then, / I burn with rapture and delight, / And draw it out again. / Then, when it’s cold and stiff it stands, / I dip it in once more, / Until it melts, then out it comes, / Much limper than before. | ||
(ref. to late 19C) Amer. Madam (1981) 133: He could come to get his ashes hauled, his wick dipped – both expressions popular in these middle class joints. | ||
in Limerick (1953) 279: Don’t dip your wick in a Wac. | ||
Summer Glare 25: She’s gonna see yer don’t go dippin’ yer wick again with them Rule girls. | ||
Right to an Answer (1978) 140: ‘I called out, “Turn the bloody wick up, Bertie.”.’ [...] ‘And did this gentleman do what you requested?’ ‘He was very fond of dipping it,’ said the vicar. ‘Ha ha’. | ||
White with Wire Wheels (1973) 224: One of us will dip his wick before the night’s out. | ||
Confessions of Proinsias O’Toole 59: If you can dip your wick when all about you / Are punching turds or playing wanker’s whist ... | ||
Brown’s Requiem 106: ‘When was the last time you got laid?’ ‘The last time I dipped my wick was April 13, 1972’. | ||
Traveller’s Tool 94: You don’t have to go much farther than the lobby of an upmarket hotel in New York City if you need to dip the wick in a hurry. | ||
(con. 1930s) Emerald Square 305: One of the ugliest bastards from our class at school had been dipping his wick for over two years now with a servant girl. | ||
Hip-Hop Connection Apr. 29: I’m talking [...] about dipping your wick where it shouldn’t go. | ||
Boobslang [U. Canterbury D.Phil. thesis] 56/2: dip the wick v. to have sexual intercourse. | ||
Turning Angel 123: They only care about one thing [...] Dipping their wick in a piece of ass. | ||
(con. 1943) Irish Fandango [ebook] Father Delaney is happily dipping his wick into the altar boys. | ||
Boy from County Hell 90: ‘That girl’s got your nose open, and you ain’t even dipped your wick’. |
of a man, to have sexual intercourse [phr. reinforced by Hampton (Wick) n. (1)].
Sexual Perversity in Chicago (1994) 59: If you do get laid [...] If you do manage to moisten the old wick. |