Philatelist
This word sounds like it represents a person who enjoys giving oral sex, but actually a philatelist is a stamp collector. Now if you happened to be a stamp collector who also enjoys performing oral sex, you would be one popular nerd.
Fallacious
Again, this one sounds like it may have something to do with oral sex; however fallacious refers to a false or misleading statement. For instance, "If you do that for me, I'll give you oral sex."
Cunning Linguist
A cunning linguist is a person who is a shrewd speaker of multiple languages. This is not to be confused with a person who is a shrewd giver of multiple orgasms.
Angina
A condition characterized by suffocating, painful spasms (such as a heart attack) is known as angina. So remember, if the doctor tells you that your wife has "acute angina," he is not talking about her hoo-hoo; he is simply warning you about a serious medical condition.
Masticate
When we eat, we masticate, or chew. If someone calls you an "excessive masticator," it means you eat too much. It doesn't mean he's been peeking in your bedroom window.
Thespian
A thespian is an actor, not a chick who digs chicks; unless, of course, that actor is Jody Foster, who also happens to be a chick who digs chicks.
Volvo
A warning to all men: It is important to know that if a woman offers to give you a ride in her Volvo, she is talking about her car! That mistake nearly got me five-to-ten.
Uranus
One of the planets that revolve around the sun is called Uranus, which is not the same thing as that area of your body where the sun don't shine.
Rectify
You may think that rectify is a word that relates to that area down under, but it isn't. It means to fix or correct, as in: "Fernando's hemorrhoids became so inflamed that he had to have surgery in that area down under in order to rectify the situation."
So there you go; nine words that sound dirty, but aren't. Feel free to add to the list.
Published by Frank Mucci
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9 Comments
Post a CommentFunny stuff! Glad I read Jennifer Wagner's article, "AC's sexiest Men of 2009", to find you!
this list is verbatim the words that arouse students who react differently depending on grade. elementary: confusion and vague premonition that it's a naughty word. middle school: giggling and blushes. High school: these words wake them from a sound sleep. College: yawns.
This was good!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ha, very clever !!!
P.S. There is a long history of kids snickering in school when teachers start discussing Uranus.
Yep, they are like the off rhymes of our dirty imaginations - close, so close, in sound to words that are dirty or seem dirty. And let's face it...some words just SOUND funny, no matter what. You have a fine ear for language. I said each word aloud just to savor the particular rhythm and to see the expression on the faces of my family.
this one was good!
I saw a sign for a fishing store that read "The Great Master Baiter." A dirty play on clean words. This was a fun read! Keep it up.
This was nice. Gustevson