nockandro n.
the buttocks.
Dict. of Fr. and Eng. Tongues n.p.: Cul [...] An arse, bumme, tayle, nockandroe, fundament. | ||
Gargantua and Pantagruel (1927) I Bk I 51: My foul nockandrow, all bemerded / In shitting. | (trans.)||
Pleasant Notes I iv 14: Blest be Dulcinea, whose Favour I beseeching, / Rescu’d poore Andrew, and his Nock-Andro from breeching. |