willy¹ Definition
willy (wil′ē)
noun, transitive verb -·lied, -·ly·ing
willow ( & )
willy² Definition
willy (wil′ē)
noun pl. will′·ies
Chiefly Brit., Slang the penis
Willy Definition
Willy (wil′ē)
noun
a masculine name
willy Usage Examples
Converse of object
- get: He was most impressed; his first comment was, " She's got a funny willy, " ( her cord ).
- have: My friend Billy Had a ten foot willy, He showed it to the girl next door.
Adjective modifier
- big: I was at the counter paying for something and my son said ' Look mommy, I've got a big willy ' .
- little: Imogen was keen to find Richards portrait and Lisa was soon adding a little willy to his head.
- sticky: An individually gift-wrapped mini sticky willy that the hens will just love to feel and fondle.
Modifies a noun
- nilly: I'm not saying I'm not patriotic, I just wouldn't hand over my life willy nilly for my country.
- thing: Claire Says: June 23rd, 2006 at 2:37 pm Lol at the willy thing too!
Modifying Another Word
silly: THE Official Sock Thread Jul 21 2005, 03:18 PM shell: ) lol, you silly willy i like to have matching s. .
Noun used with modifier
- tag: What the hell is the issue with it inserting line breaks and paragraph tags willy nilly?
- paragraph: What the hell is the issue with it inserting line breaks and paragraph tags willy nilly?
- foot: My friend Billy Had a ten foot willy, He showed it to the girl next door.
- rule: That is not to say you should bend the rules willy nilly - only do so for a good reason!
Browse dictionary entries near willy
- ‹ Willstätter
- ‹ willpower
- ‹ willowy
- ‹ willowware
- ‹ willow pattern
- ‹ willow oak
- ‹ willow herb
- ‹ willow
- ‹ Willkie,Wendell Lewis
- ‹ williwaw

