putz n.
1. the penis.
Tropic of Cancer (1963) 24: A cunt who can play as she does ought to have better sense than to be tripped up by every guy with a big putz who happens to come along. | ||
in Limerick (1953) 247: He went nuts—cut off his putz, / And then bit off his balls. | ||
(con. 1950) Band of Brothers 122: Smuck, puhtz, momser, shtup . . . I keep learnin’, Mel, I’ll be talkin’ Jewish right good. | ||
Underground Dict. (1972). | ||
Sophie’s Choice (1980) 438: ‘In parts of the upper south they call it a dong or a tool. Or a peter.’ ‘I’ve heard Nathan call it his dork. Also his putz.’. | ||
Glitter Dome (1982) 164: My God! [...] Your putz! it’s nearly three inches in diameter! | ||
Corrections 287: Your Jews with their circumcised putzes and gefilte fish like pickled turds. |
2. (also putsy) an idiot, a fool, a simpleton.
Call It Sleep (1977) 411: ‘He’s a poet, dis guy!’ ‘A putz!’. | ||
(con. 1910s) Hoods (1953) 6: What else can you expect from a putsy like Cockeye? | ||
Junkie (1966) 148: This guy had putz written all over him. | ||
Essential Lenny Bruce 44: The Jews take it [i.e. schmuck] humorously, make a colloquialism out of a literal word – and some putz who doesn’t understand what we’re talking about busts you for obscenity. [Ibid.] 46: Ah, putzo, shut up! | ||
Blue Movie (1974) 139: What do you think, I’m a potz? | ||
Ladies’ Man (1985) 186: It was the Five Satins but I wasn’t going to be the putz to yell it out. | ||
Hooligans (2003) 14: The mackerel-snapping, redheaded putz. | ||
Homeboy 364: You see me naked, you’re supposed to tell me, you putz! | ||
A Steady Rain I iii: And even though I knew Denny was out dicking around, putz that I am, I always covered for him. | ||
Pain Killers 5: A heavily jowled old man [...] spat an inch from my knee. ‘Putz!’. | ||
(con. 1962) Enchanters 27: Liz Taylor rates Shrew of the Year to Eddie [Fisher]’s Passive Putz. | ||
Joey Piss Pot 1: ‘You’re the moron with stomach pain doesn’t go to a doctor.’ ‘Putz’. |
3. attrib. use of sense 2.
Close Pursuit (1988) 52: One of his shooters-in-training is mising, a pendejo, a putz kid, by the name of Porfirio Magdalena Ruiz. |
In derivatives
stupid.
Widespread Panic 3: I entrapped soiled celebrities and putzo politicos. | ||
Widespread Panic 17: Putzy Pepper wanted her to keep the kid. | ||
(con. 1962) Enchanters 133: Only putzo legal types cared. |