bawbag

Example:Their comedy show was full of bawbag humor that no one found offensive.

Definition:A form of crude humor often found in British comedic works, focusing on sexual or bodily functions, often in a teasing manner.

Example:He called her a name, saying it was a bawbag aimed shot.

Definition:A phrase used to describe someone aiming at the groin in a metaphorical or literal sense, often in a joking or offensive way.

Example:After the party, they shared some bawbag jokes around the campfire, not realizing how most of their friends would be embarrassed.

Definition:A form of crude and often offensive jokes, typically involving sexual content or bodily functions, used in certain communities or contexts.

Example:He tried to be a funny guy but only succeeded in making everyone laugh at his big bawbag.

Definition:A playful insult suggesting someone has an exaggerated or notable crotch region, often said in a joking manner.

Example:After her bad performance, she looks like a bawbag who doesn't deserve any more chances.

Definition:An insulting phrase suggesting someone is foolish or lacks intelligence, perceived as having a large crotch, or is deceptive in a scummy manner.

Example:I asked what the bawbag distance was between the two bars, hoping to find out how late we could stay out.

Definition:A crude slang phrase often used to ask the distance between two points in a joking or teasing manner, sometimes implying a sexual connotation.

Example:When he was being too obnoxious, his friends just told him to go to bawbag as a way to shut him up.

Definition:A phrase used to suggest going away or to do something undesirable, often in a teasing or joking manner.

Example:There was a bawbag incident at the football match that highlighted the need for better security at the venue.

Definition:An event involving someone being threatened or attacked in the groin area, often in a metaphorical or literal way.

Example:His first bawbag was a good indicator of how his set would go for the night.

Definition:A term often used to describe the first joke in a sequence, especially in stand-up comedy, that breaks the ice or sets the tone for more jokes.

Example:The episode ended with a classic bawbag and hankie gag that left the audience laughing.

Definition:A common sequence used in British sitcoms or comedies, often referring to a broad range of bawbag humor, humor involving a man's shirt or neckerchief, or still other types of crude jokes.