hunk



hunk of ass

1. vulgar slang Someone with whom to have sexual intercourse or engage in sexual activity; a potential sexual partner. (Potentially pejorative or objectionable; usually said of a woman.) There's a fine-looking hunk of ass down at the end of the bar. I'm going to go over and talk to her, see if I can't make something happen.
2. vulgar slang By extension, sexual intercourse or activity in general. (Potentially pejorative or objectionable; usually said of a woman.) God, I haven't had a hunk of ass in weeks! I must be off my game or something.
See also: ass, hunk, of

hunk of tail

1. slang Someone with whom to have sexual intercourse or engage in sexual activity; a potential sexual partner. (Potentially pejorative or objectionable; usually said of a woman.) There's a fine-looking hunk of tail down at the end of the bar. I'm going to go over and talk to her, see if I can't make something happen.
2. slang By extension, sexual intercourse or activity in general. (Potentially pejorative or objectionable; usually said of a woman.) God, I haven't had a hunk of tail in weeks! I must be off my game or something.
See also: hunk, of, tail

piece of ass

Also, piece of tail. Sexual intercourse, as in He was out for a piece of ass. [ Vulgar slang; mid-1900s]
See also: ass, of, piece

hunk

n. a strong and sexually attractive male. Who was that hot hunk I saw you with?

piece of ass

and hunk of ass and hunk of tail and piece of snatch and piece of tail
1. n. someone considered as a partner in copulation. (Usually a female. Usually objectionable.) Man, isn’t he a fine looking piece of snatch?
2. n. an act of copulation; copulation with someone. (Usually objectionable.) If Todd doesn’t get a hunk of tail once a day, he’s real grouchy.
See also: ass, of, piece

hunk of ass

verb
See also: ass, hunk, of

hunk of tail

verb
See also: hunk, of, tail

piece of ass

Vulgar Slang
A person, especially a woman, considered sexually attractive.
See also: ass, of, piece

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Teofilo-Italian
Tsvetan-Bulgarian
Yonatan-Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Maximilianmahk-see-MEE-lee-ahn (German), mak-si-MIL-ee-ən (English), mak-si-MIL-yən (English)German, English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
HyldaHIL-dəEnglish (Rare)
SÓLveig-Ancient Scandinavian, Icelandic