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1 Irish toothache
Табуированная лексика: безнравственность, беременность, распущенность, эрекция -
2 безнравственность
1) General subject: amoralism, amorality, badness, filth, immoral, immorality, priapism, wickedness, depravity2) leg.N.P. unchastity, vice3) Makarov: dirt, irregularity, moral taint4) Taboo: Irish toothache, hornification, toothache -
3 беременность
1) General subject: pregnancy2) Medicine: childbearing, cyesis, cyophoria, fetation, gestation (см. тж pregnancy), gravidism, graviditas, gravidity, maternity, syllepsis3) Rare: child-bearing4) Jargon: bellyful5) Chemical weapons: gestation (у животных) -
4 распущенность
1) General subject: bestiality, debauchery, dissoluteness, immorality, irregularity, lax morals, laxity, libertinism, licence, loose conduct, priapism, promiscuity (половая), unchastity, lecherousness2) Bookish: libertinage3) leg.N.P. license, licentiousness4) Taboo: Irish toothache, hornification, toothache, zipper morals -
5 эрекция
1) General subject: erection2) Euphemism: manly state (be in the manly state)5) Taboo: Irish toothache, Yasser, all forlorn (см. horn, marquis of Lorne, Colleen Bawn), biological urge, blue vein, boner, bonk on, chubby, cock-stand (usu give/get/have the cock-stand), crouton, drink on a stick (намек на оральный секс), eric, hard, hard mouthful (предполагает фелляцию), hard-on (см. soft-off; usu have/get/give a hard-on), hardon, horn (usu give somebody/get a/the horn), horney, hornies, initiative, jack, jake, labrador lipstick, lead in (one's) pencil, lob on, pan handle, prong, rail, rise (usu get a rise), root, salmon (on prawn) (см. salmon on prawn), stalk, stalk-on, stand, stiff, stiffie, stonk, stork, thumper, touch-on, traveller's marrow, woody, Fifty (Пример: "I got a fifty"), high noon on the sundial -
6 déide
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7 déideadh
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