Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| ab | an abdominal muscle. |
| ancle | (Arch.) ankle. |
| aris | cockney rhyming slang for arse. |
| arm | a limb; a weapon; (verb) to provide with weapons. |
| arse | (Sl.) the backside; (verb) to bother with. |
| backside | the hind part. |
| bahookie | (Coll.) the buttocks. |
| ballocks | (Sl.) testicles; (verb) to screw up. |
| bazoo | (US sl.) the mouth. |
| bazoom | a woman's breast. |
| bellybutton | (Coll.) the navel. |
| bigmouthed | having a large mouth. |
| bingy | (Aborig.) the stomach. |
| blee | (Arch.) complexion. |
| blude | (Scots) blood. |
| bludy | (Scots) bloody. |
| bluid | (Scots) blood. |
| bocca | (Ital.) a mouth. |
| bodikin | diminutive of body, in Od's bodikins, God's little body. |
| boep | (S. Afr.) a protruding belly. |
| boko | (Sl.) the nose. |
| bolix | (Sl.) testicles; (verb) to screw up. |
| bollix | (Sl.) testicles; (verb) to screw up. |
| bollocks | (Sl.) testicles; (verb) to screw up. |
| bollox | (Sl.) testicles; (verb) to screw up. |
| boobie | (Sl.) a breast. |
| botty | (Coll.) bottom. |
| bouk | (Scots) the body; bulk. |
| bowr | (Spenser) a muscle. |
| breadbasket | (Coll.) the stomach. |
| breest | (Scots) breast. |
| breist | (Scots) breast. |
| browed | having brows. |
| bubby | (Coll.) a woman's breast. |
| bunghole | (Aust. sl.) mouth. |
| cakehole | a person's mouth. |
| cankle | (Sl.) an obese or otherwise swollen ankle that blends into the calf without clear demarcation. |
| capernoitie | (Scots) the head, noddle. |
| capernoity | (Scots) the head, noddle. |
| cappernoity | (Scots) the head, noddle. |
| caul | a foetal membrane covering the head. |
| chaft | (Scots) the jaw, cheek. |
| chinless | lacking a chin. |
| chollers | (Dial.) jowls, cheeks. |
| clit | (Sl.) the clitoris. |
| coit | (Aust. sl.) the buttocks, the backside. |
| cooch | (Coll.) taboo slang word for the vagina. |
| cooze | (Coll.) US and Canadian taboo slang word for the female genitals. |
| corey | (Romany) the penis. |
| croupon | (Obs.) the croup, the human buttocks. |
| cuit | (Scots) the ankle. |
| cunt | (Sl.) the female pudendum. |
| curlies | (Coll.) the pubic hairs, as 'got him by the short and curlies'. |
| danny | (Coll.) the hand. |
| delt | (Coll.) a deltoid muscle. |
| derriere | (Fr.) backside. |
| diddy | (Coll.) small, tiny (noun) a female breast, a nipple or teat |
| donny | (Coll.) the hand. |
| doup | (Scots) the bottom of anything. |
| dowp | (Scots) the bottom of anything. |
| earhole | the external opening of the ear. |
| ee | (Scots) an eye. |
| eine | (Obs.) eyes. |
| entrall | (Spenser) an entrail. |
| eyen | (US) eyes. |
| eyne | (Arch.) eyes. |
| fanny | (Sl.) the buttocks; the female genitals; (verb) as in to fanny about, to procrastinate. |
| geggie | (Scots) the mouth. |
| girdlestead | (Obs.) the waist. |
| gnasher | (Coll.) a tooth. |
| gooley | (Aust.) a small stone; (pl.) testicles. |
| goolie | (Aust.) a small stone; (pl.) testicles. |
| gooly | (Aust.) a small stone; (pl.) testicles. |
| gristle | cartilage. |
| gristly | consisting of, or containing, gristle. |
| groof | (Scots) the front of one's body, one's face. |
| grouf | (Obs.) the front of one's body, one's face. |
| grufe | (Scots) the front of one's body, one's face. |
| grundle | (US sl.) the perineum. |
| haffet | (Scots) the side of the head, the temple. |
| haffit | (Scots) the side of the head, the temple. |
| hammy | a hamstring > hammies. |
| harigalds | (Scots) viscera. |
| harigals | (Scots) viscera. |
| haun | (Scots) a hand. |
| hawknose | a strongly curved nose. |
| heartikin | (Obs.) a little heart (used euphemistically in an oath). |
| heartling | (Shakesp.) little heart, used in the oath ods heartling. |
| heid | (Scots) head. |
| heinie | (Coll.) the buttocks. |
| hinderland | a type of linen cloth from Europe. |
| hinderlands | (Scots) the buttocks. |
| hinderlans | (Scots) the buttocks. |
| hinderlings | (Scots) the buttocks. |
| hinderlins | (Scots) the buttocks. |
| hindhead | the rear portion of the head, the occiput. |
| hond | (Obs.) hand. |
| hooknose | a strongly curved nose. |
| hooknosed | having a hook-shaped nose. |
| huckle | the hip; the haunch; (verb) to force roughly. |
| hucklebone | the ankle bone, or talus. |
| hurdies | (Scots) the buttocks, the thighs. |
| innards | the internal organs. |
| jacksie | (Sl.) the posterior, the anus. |
| jacksy | (Sl.) the posterior, the anus. |
| jaxie | the posterior, the anus. |
| jaxy | the posterior, the anus. |
| johnson | (Sl.) a penis. |
| keester | (Sl.) backside, bottom. |
| keister | (Sl.) backside, bottom. |
| keyster | (Sl.) backside, bottom. |
| kiester | (Sl.) backside, bottom. |
| kisser | (Coll.) the mouth, the face. |
| kyte | (Scots) the belly. |
| langer | (Sl.) a penis. |
| lith | (Scots) a joint; spec. the last joint of the finger. |
| longhead | a person with a long head. |
| loof | (Scots) the palm of the hand. |
| lughole | (Coll.) the ear. |
| minge | (Sl.) the female genitalia. |
| mou | (Scots) a mouth. |
| nads | (Sl.) testicles. |
| neafe | (Shakesp.) a fist. |
| neaffe | (Shakesp.) a fist. |
| neif | (Arch.) the fist. |
| neive | (Arch.) the fist. |
| niddick | the nape of the neck. |
| nief | (Arch.) the fist. |
| nieve | (Arch.) the fist. |
| nob | a person of high social rank. |
| nole | (Shakesp.) the top of the head. |
| noll | the top of the head. |
| noop | (Scott) a knob, the tip of the elbow. |
| nork | (Aust. sl.) a woman's breast. |
| noul | the top of the head. |
| noule | (Spenser) the top of the head, the noddle. |
| nowl | (Shakesp.) the top of the head. |
| ockodols | (Dial.) one's feet when wearing boots. |
| oxter | (Scots) the armpit; (verb) to take under the arm. |
| painch | (Scots) the paunch. |
| pannikell | (Spenser) the skull. |
| pate | the top of the head, usually a bald head. |
| pated | having a pate of a specific kind eg knotty-pated. |
| patoot | the buttocks. |
| patootie | (Coll.) the buttocks. |
| pec | (Coll.) a pectoral muscle. |
| pechan | (Scots) the stomach. |
| pecker | that which pecks; (sl.) the penis. |
| peptics | jocularly, the digestive organs. |
| phisnomy | (Obs.) physiognomy. |
| phiz | (Coll.) physiognomy, the face. |
| phizog | (Coll.) physiognomy, the face. |
| phizz | (Coll.) physiognomy, face. |
| piehole | (Sl.) a person's mouth. |
| pillicock | the penis. |
| pinkie | (Scots) small; (noun) the little finger. |
| pinky | somewhat pink; (noun) the little finger |
| poepol | (S. Afr.) a slang word for the anus. |
| poitrine | (Fr.) a woman's bosom. |
| potbelly | a protruding abdominal region. |
| pow | (Scots) the head. |
| puddy | (Coll.) a paw, fist (adj.) short and pudgy |
| punany | (Sl.) the female genitalia; women collectively, regarded as sexual objects. |
| quim | (Sl.) the female genitalia. |
| ringman | the ring finger. |
| rondure | (Shakesp.) a gracefully rounded curvature. |
| roundure | roundness; a round or circle. |
| rump | the buttocks; (verb) to turn one's back upon. |
| rumpless | destitute of a rump. |
| schlong | (Sl.) the penis. |
| schnoz | (Yiddish) the nose. |
| schnozz | (Yiddish) nose. |
| schnozzle | (Yiddish) nose. |
| scuft | (ON) the nape of the neck. |
| shacklebone | (Scots) the wrist. |
| shinne | (Arch.) chin. |
| shlong | (Sl.) a penis. |
| shouther | (Scots) shoulder; (verb) to shoulder. |
| speal | (Scots) the shoulder. |
| spule | (Scots) the shoulder. |
| spuleblade | (Scots) the shoulder-blade. |
| stomack | as in to have a stomack, to be pregnant. |
| tailbone | the coccyx. |
| thairm | (Scots) an intestine, catgut. |
| tharm | the belly, intestines. |
| thew | muscle, strength. |
| thewed | having thews. |
| thrapple | (Scots) throat, windpipe; (verb) to throttle, strangle. |
| thropple | (Scots) throat, windpipe; (verb) to throttle, strangle. |
| ticker | (Sl.) the heart. |
| tockley | (Aust. sl.) the penis. |
| todger | (Sl.) the penis. |
| tonguelet | a little tongue. |
| tuchis | (Yiddish) the buttocks. |
| tuchus | (Yiddish) the buttocks. |
| tum | (Coll.) the stomach. |
| tummy | (Coll.) the stomach. |
| tunbelly | a protruding abdominal region, a potbelly. |
| tushie | (Yiddish) the bottom, the buttocks. |
| tushy | (Yiddish) the bottom, the buttocks. |
| twat | (Sl.) the female genitalia; a foolish person; (verb) to strike violently. |
| underbelly | the undersurface of a body or of something suggesting a body. |
| visnomie | (Arch.) physiognomy. |
| visnomy | (Arch.) physiognomy. |
| wame | (Dial.) a womb. |
| wamed | having a wame, womb. |
| wazoo | (Sl.) a person's bottom. |
| weamb | (Dial.) a womb. |
| weasand | (OE) the windpipe. |
| weason | (OE) the windpipe. |
| weazand | (OE) the windpipe. |
| wem | (Arch.) the womb or belly. |
| wemb | (Dial.) womb. |
| wesand | (Spenser) the windpipe. |
| wessand | (OE) the windpipe. |
| wezand | (Obs.) the windpipe. |
| willie | (Hypocoristic) the penis. |
| windpipe | the trachea. |
| wizzen | (OE) the windpipe. |