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Words and phrases for breasts
Technical & Non-Slang terms
bosom
bust
mammaries
mammary glands
Colloquialisms and slang
More Common, Recently Current Slang
assets
boobs, boobies
bristols (Cockney rhyming slang)
dwights (see norks)
hooters
Itty-Bitty Titty Committee, Member/President of the
jugs
knockers
norks (cockney rhyming slang: dwight yorkes = norks]
pair
rack
tits, titties
slang terms referring to famous breast owners
Annette Funicellos
Betty Boops
Barbeaus
Dolly Partons
Eartha Kitts
Janet Jacksons
Kelly's Melons
Locklears
Pia Zadoras
small breasts
ant bites
carpenter's dream ("flat as a board" - said of flat-chested women)
chet-flasted
empties, the (breasts after breastfeeding)
flat chested
fried eggs
ironing board
mole hills
mosquito bites
pancakes
pirate's dream ("sunken chest" - said of flat-chested women)
push-ups
rosebuds
surfboard
tiddly-winks
two eggs, sunny side up
washboard
great American flat-lands
artificial breasts
saline bags
saline solutions, the
silicone earmuffs
silicone sisters
silicones
silicone surprise supremes
Breasts using an electronic calculator
8008 (spells "boob" when typed into standard calculators, right-side up or upside down)
58008 (spells "boobs" when typed upside down)
80085 (spells "boobs" right-side up)
5318008 (spells "boobies" upside down)
55378008 (spells "boobless" upside down)
7177135 (spells "titties" right-side up)
58008.618 (spells "Big boobs" upside-down)
819.80085 (spells "big boobs" right-side up)
8008135 (spells "boobies" in leet)
Idioms based on partnerships
Abbott and Costello ("Uncle Buck" reference)
alpha betas
bait and lure
Barnes and Noble
Ben and Jerry
Bert and Ernie
Betty and Wilma
Betty and Veronica (from Archie comics)
Bonnie and Clyde
Coheed and Cambria
Countess and the Lady
Dallas and Fort Worth
David and Goliath
Deudney and Ikenberry
Donnie and Marie
Ellby and Arb
Empress and the Queen
Eric and Lyle
Everest and Kilimanjaro
Fred and Barney
Fred and Ethel
George and Gracie
Hercules and Achilles
Holmes and Watson
Hoppy and Bob
James and Ryan
Jay and Silent Bobs
John and Paul
K2 and Everest
Karl Marx and Joseph Stalin
Ketchup and Mustard
Fran and Ollie Kukla
Laurel and Hardy
Laverne and Shirley
Lewis and Witties
Lilo and Stitch
Lord and Lady Baltimore
Marx Brothers
Mary-Kate and Ashley (from 8 Simple Rules)
Mickey and Minnie
Mike and Ike
milk and cookies
Minneapolis and St. Paul
Mutt and Jeff
ninth and tenth wonders of the world
off-on volume and the channel selector
Parker and Stone
pepperoni and cheese
pert and perkies
pete and repeat
pick and peck
pinky and perky
pride and joy
Pointer Sisters
Ragtag and Bobtail
salt and pepper
Scylla and Charybdis
shock and awe
Siegfried and Roy
Sir Galahad and King Arthur
Smith and Wesson
spic and span
Stanley and Livingstone(Henry Morton Stanley and David Livingstone)
Tango and Cash
Terrance and Phillip
Thelma and Louise
Tom and Jerry
town and cities
Tweedledee and Tweedledum
Wallace and Grommit
Wally and the Beav
whole and 2%
Willie and Waylon (Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings)
yippie and yahoo
Zager and Evans (after the pop duo who sang "In the Year 2525")
Slang Terms, Alphabetical Order
A
Ack-Acks (i.e. "She had a pair of Ack-Acks that could take down the Space Shuttle")
airbags
alaskas
all day suckers
Alps
amazons
ample supply
angel cakes
Appalachians
apple dumpling shops
apples
altars
artichokes
assets
atom smashers
attic
Areolae Borealis
Aurorae Australis
advantages
avocados
awning
B
B-52's
babaloos
baby baits
baby feeders
baby's best friend
baby's dinners
baby's public house
Babylons
back rubbers
backbreakers
backrests
bag o' groceries
baggies
baggos
bagos
bags
bajungas
balboas
balcony "That Louise Wong has a balcony you could do Shakespeare from!" Firesign Theatre
ballistics
balloons
baloobas
banana squeezers
bangers
bangles
banzais
baps
barnacles
barrels
basketballs
bassoons
bath toys
batons
battleships
baubles
bazongas
bazonkers
bazookas
bazoomas
bazooms
bazoombas
beach balls
beacons
beanbags
beaters
beautiful eyes
bebops
bedtime beach balls
beestings
begonias
bejonkers
berthas
best friends
betties
big bazooties
big Berthas
big boppers
big brown eyes
big foot radials
big sacks of jugs
bigguns
bijongas
bikini stuffers
billibongs
binoculars (from Death of a Salesman)
bio domes
biscuits
bits of tid
bitties
bizcochos
blimps
blockbusters
blouse bunnies
bobolas
bobos
bodacious ta-tas
boingos
bolshy groodies
bongos
bonkers
boobage
boobalicious
boobers
boobies
booblies
boobs
boobules
booby
bookends
bookrests
bombs
boomers
boom-boom rockets
bosoms
boston wobblers
bottles
boulderados
boulders
bouncers
bouncing beauties
bouncing Betties
bouncy bastles
bounders
boy bait
boys, the
bozos
bra buddies
bra busters
bra fight
bra stuffers
braunsteins
breakfast tray
breasteses (from a sketch on the American TV programme In Living Color)
breasticles
brisket
Bristol Cities, (Cockney rhyming slang for "titty")
Bristols (derived from "Bristol City"; Cockney rhyming slang for "titty")
bronads
bronskis
Bronx Bombers
brown speckled pups
brown-nosed sweater puppies
brownies
bubbas
bubbies
bubble cups
bubbles
buboes (See Bubonic Plague)
bubs
buckets
buds
bugs
bulbs
bulges
bullets
bumper cars
bumper guards
bumpers
bumps
bumps in the night
bumpy bits
bunnies
buoys
bushel-bubbies
bust
busters
busties
busts
bustular substances (Derived from Peter Cook and Dudley Moore's sketch, Pete and Dud)
butter bags
butterballs
buttons
C
cabambas
caboodles
cachongas
cadillac bumpers
cafe la mama
calabasas
Camelots
candy dispenser machine
cams
canisters
cannon balls
cannons
cans
cantaloupes
capitol domes
car waxers
Caracas
cargo
carumbas
casaba melons
casabas
castanets
castles in the air
cat heads
cha-chas
chachabingos
chalky cliffs
chalupas
Charlie's Angels
charlies
chaw
CheChes
chee chees
cheek warmers
cherry cakes
cherry caps
chest
chest armor
chest fat
chest hams
chest meat
chest ornaments
chest pillows
chest puppies
Chesterfields
chesticles
chestnuts
chi-chis
chicharrones
chickadees
chickaroonies
chihuahuas
chimichangas
chimpanzees
chiquitas
chock blocks
chockey-nips
choochoos
chombalonies
Christies
chubbies
chubs
chumbawumbas
chungas
chopons
cinch sacks
circus tents
claire-de-lunes
clams
cleft udders
coat hangers
coconuts
cock warmers
cold weather indicators
combreastables
commode cloggers
comfort Fruits
concitas
cones
congas
continental shelf
conundrums
cookies
corkers
cowabungas
coxcombs
creamers
cream pies
creampuffs
crowd pleasers
cruise missiles
cubs
cuddly dudes
cuhuangas
cupcakes
cups
cups-runneth-over
curves
cushions
D
da-das
dactylic delights
dagmars
dairy
dairy makers
dairy pillows
dandies
danglers
dangling participles
dead heat in a zeppelin race
delicate orbs of womanhood
demigods
derds
desperados
dessert
Devil's dumplings, as spoken by Lady Whiteadder in the Blackadder II episode Beer
dick mashers
dick massagers
dick parking
dick rollers
diddies
ding dongs
dingers
dinghies
dinglebobbers
dingoes
dinners
dirigibles
dirty pillows
distributor caps
domes
donkey's ears
doodads
doorbells
doorknobs
doozers
doozies
doppelgangers
double dribbles
double D's
double trouble
double whammies
doudounes
doughboys
droopers
drums
dual air bags
dual floppies
duckies
deuce-and-a-halves
dueling banjos
dugs
dum dums
dumbbells
dumplings
dunes
durantes
dutch alps
dynamic duo
dynamite
E
earmuffs
eclairs
eggplants
eggs
egos
Eigers
el primo torpedoes
elephants
emerson bigguns
emmersomes
enchiladas
epcots
epees
ericas
ewers
exegeses
explosives
eyes
eye slappers
F
face pillows
fat bags
fat storage
feedbags
first base
flapjacks
flappers
flat plains
flesh balloons
flesh bulbs
flesh Colored fun bags
flesh fillets
flesh Fujis]]
flesh melons
floaters
floats
flopdoodles
floppers
flotation devices
floaters
flowers of attitude
fly swatters
fly tetas
fog lights
food for thought
footlights
Fortresses of Breastitude
fried eggs
friends
front end alignment
front porch
frontal elevation
frontal female water wings
frosties
frybabies
fujiyamas
fun bags
fun bubs
fun bubbles
fun domes
funsters
funnel cakes
Technical & Non-Slang terms
bosom
bust
mammaries
mammary glands
Colloquialisms and slang
More Common, Recently Current Slang
assets
boobs, boobies
bristols (Cockney rhyming slang)
dwights (see norks)
hooters
Itty-Bitty Titty Committee, Member/President of the
jugs
knockers
norks (cockney rhyming slang: dwight yorkes = norks]
pair
rack
tits, titties
slang terms referring to famous breast owners
Annette Funicellos
Betty Boops
Barbeaus
Dolly Partons
Eartha Kitts
Janet Jacksons
Kelly's Melons
Locklears
Pia Zadoras
small breasts
ant bites
carpenter's dream ("flat as a board" - said of flat-chested women)
chet-flasted
empties, the (breasts after breastfeeding)
flat chested
fried eggs
ironing board
mole hills
mosquito bites
pancakes
pirate's dream ("sunken chest" - said of flat-chested women)
push-ups
rosebuds
surfboard
tiddly-winks
two eggs, sunny side up
washboard
great American flat-lands
artificial breasts
saline bags
saline solutions, the
silicone earmuffs
silicone sisters
silicones
silicone surprise supremes
Breasts using an electronic calculator
8008 (spells "boob" when typed into standard calculators, right-side up or upside down)
58008 (spells "boobs" when typed upside down)
80085 (spells "boobs" right-side up)
5318008 (spells "boobies" upside down)
55378008 (spells "boobless" upside down)
7177135 (spells "titties" right-side up)
58008.618 (spells "Big boobs" upside-down)
819.80085 (spells "big boobs" right-side up)
8008135 (spells "boobies" in leet)
Idioms based on partnerships
Abbott and Costello ("Uncle Buck" reference)
alpha betas
bait and lure
Barnes and Noble
Ben and Jerry
Bert and Ernie
Betty and Wilma
Betty and Veronica (from Archie comics)
Bonnie and Clyde
Coheed and Cambria
Countess and the Lady
Dallas and Fort Worth
David and Goliath
Deudney and Ikenberry
Donnie and Marie
Ellby and Arb
Empress and the Queen
Eric and Lyle
Everest and Kilimanjaro
Fred and Barney
Fred and Ethel
George and Gracie
Hercules and Achilles
Holmes and Watson
Hoppy and Bob
James and Ryan
Jay and Silent Bobs
John and Paul
K2 and Everest
Karl Marx and Joseph Stalin
Ketchup and Mustard
Fran and Ollie Kukla
Laurel and Hardy
Laverne and Shirley
Lewis and Witties
Lilo and Stitch
Lord and Lady Baltimore
Marx Brothers
Mary-Kate and Ashley (from 8 Simple Rules)
Mickey and Minnie
Mike and Ike
milk and cookies
Minneapolis and St. Paul
Mutt and Jeff
ninth and tenth wonders of the world
off-on volume and the channel selector
Parker and Stone
pepperoni and cheese
pert and perkies
pete and repeat
pick and peck
pinky and perky
pride and joy
Pointer Sisters
Ragtag and Bobtail
salt and pepper
Scylla and Charybdis
shock and awe
Siegfried and Roy
Sir Galahad and King Arthur
Smith and Wesson
spic and span
Stanley and Livingstone(Henry Morton Stanley and David Livingstone)
Tango and Cash
Terrance and Phillip
Thelma and Louise
Tom and Jerry
town and cities
Tweedledee and Tweedledum
Wallace and Grommit
Wally and the Beav
whole and 2%
Willie and Waylon (Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings)
yippie and yahoo
Zager and Evans (after the pop duo who sang "In the Year 2525")
Slang Terms, Alphabetical Order
A
Ack-Acks (i.e. "She had a pair of Ack-Acks that could take down the Space Shuttle")
airbags
alaskas
all day suckers
Alps
amazons
ample supply
angel cakes
Appalachians
apple dumpling shops
apples
altars
artichokes
assets
atom smashers
attic
Areolae Borealis
Aurorae Australis
advantages
avocados
awning
B
B-52's
babaloos
baby baits
baby feeders
baby's best friend
baby's dinners
baby's public house
Babylons
back rubbers
backbreakers
backrests
bag o' groceries
baggies
baggos
bagos
bags
bajungas
balboas
balcony "That Louise Wong has a balcony you could do Shakespeare from!" Firesign Theatre
ballistics
balloons
baloobas
banana squeezers
bangers
bangles
banzais
baps
barnacles
barrels
basketballs
bassoons
bath toys
batons
battleships
baubles
bazongas
bazonkers
bazookas
bazoomas
bazooms
bazoombas
beach balls
beacons
beanbags
beaters
beautiful eyes
bebops
bedtime beach balls
beestings
begonias
bejonkers
berthas
best friends
betties
big bazooties
big Berthas
big boppers
big brown eyes
big foot radials
big sacks of jugs
bigguns
bijongas
bikini stuffers
billibongs
binoculars (from Death of a Salesman)
bio domes
biscuits
bits of tid
bitties
bizcochos
blimps
blockbusters
blouse bunnies
bobolas
bobos
bodacious ta-tas
boingos
bolshy groodies
bongos
bonkers
boobage
boobalicious
boobers
boobies
booblies
boobs
boobules
booby
bookends
bookrests
bombs
boomers
boom-boom rockets
bosoms
boston wobblers
bottles
boulderados
boulders
bouncers
bouncing beauties
bouncing Betties
bouncy bastles
bounders
boy bait
boys, the
bozos
bra buddies
bra busters
bra fight
bra stuffers
braunsteins
breakfast tray
breasteses (from a sketch on the American TV programme In Living Color)
breasticles
brisket
Bristol Cities, (Cockney rhyming slang for "titty")
Bristols (derived from "Bristol City"; Cockney rhyming slang for "titty")
bronads
bronskis
Bronx Bombers
brown speckled pups
brown-nosed sweater puppies
brownies
bubbas
bubbies
bubble cups
bubbles
buboes (See Bubonic Plague)
bubs
buckets
buds
bugs
bulbs
bulges
bullets
bumper cars
bumper guards
bumpers
bumps
bumps in the night
bumpy bits
bunnies
buoys
bushel-bubbies
bust
busters
busties
busts
bustular substances (Derived from Peter Cook and Dudley Moore's sketch, Pete and Dud)
butter bags
butterballs
buttons
C
cabambas
caboodles
cachongas
cadillac bumpers
cafe la mama
calabasas
Camelots
candy dispenser machine
cams
canisters
cannon balls
cannons
cans
cantaloupes
capitol domes
car waxers
Caracas
cargo
carumbas
casaba melons
casabas
castanets
castles in the air
cat heads
cha-chas
chachabingos
chalky cliffs
chalupas
Charlie's Angels
charlies
chaw
CheChes
chee chees
cheek warmers
cherry cakes
cherry caps
chest
chest armor
chest fat
chest hams
chest meat
chest ornaments
chest pillows
chest puppies
Chesterfields
chesticles
chestnuts
chi-chis
chicharrones
chickadees
chickaroonies
chihuahuas
chimichangas
chimpanzees
chiquitas
chock blocks
chockey-nips
choochoos
chombalonies
Christies
chubbies
chubs
chumbawumbas
chungas
chopons
cinch sacks
circus tents
claire-de-lunes
clams
cleft udders
coat hangers
coconuts
cock warmers
cold weather indicators
combreastables
commode cloggers
comfort Fruits
concitas
cones
congas
continental shelf
conundrums
cookies
corkers
cowabungas
coxcombs
creamers
cream pies
creampuffs
crowd pleasers
cruise missiles
cubs
cuddly dudes
cuhuangas
cupcakes
cups
cups-runneth-over
curves
cushions
D
da-das
dactylic delights
dagmars
dairy
dairy makers
dairy pillows
dandies
danglers
dangling participles
dead heat in a zeppelin race
delicate orbs of womanhood
demigods
derds
desperados
dessert
Devil's dumplings, as spoken by Lady Whiteadder in the Blackadder II episode Beer
dick mashers
dick massagers
dick parking
dick rollers
diddies
ding dongs
dingers
dinghies
dinglebobbers
dingoes
dinners
dirigibles
dirty pillows
distributor caps
domes
donkey's ears
doodads
doorbells
doorknobs
doozers
doozies
doppelgangers
double dribbles
double D's
double trouble
double whammies
doudounes
doughboys
droopers
drums
dual air bags
dual floppies
duckies
deuce-and-a-halves
dueling banjos
dugs
dum dums
dumbbells
dumplings
dunes
durantes
dutch alps
dynamic duo
dynamite
E
earmuffs
eclairs
eggplants
eggs
egos
Eigers
el primo torpedoes
elephants
emerson bigguns
emmersomes
enchiladas
epcots
epees
ericas
ewers
exegeses
explosives
eyes
eye slappers
F
face pillows
fat bags
fat storage
feedbags
first base
flapjacks
flappers
flat plains
flesh balloons
flesh bulbs
flesh Colored fun bags
flesh fillets
flesh Fujis]]
flesh melons
floaters
floats
flopdoodles
floppers
flotation devices
floaters
flowers of attitude
fly swatters
fly tetas
fog lights
food for thought
footlights
Fortresses of Breastitude
fried eggs
friends
front end alignment
front porch
frontal elevation
frontal female water wings
frosties
frybabies
fujiyamas
fun bags
fun bubs
fun bubbles
fun domes
funsters
funnel cakes
