I was listening to the audio commentry to ren/stimpy season 3/4ish and one of the commenators mentioned something about chode meaning sperm (they weren't talking about this show btw)
is this true?
does chode's name actually mean something?
I had no idea (pretty cool idea though)
I have never known it to mean that.
Check out urbandictionary.com's definition of the word.
I often wondered if anyone else got the reference to T'nuk's name. It is backwards and the "k" makes the same sound as the "c" it should be. My wife made this apparent to me as she always calls women she does not like "tnucs".
The show's creator meant for the name to mean the space between a males scrotum and testicles.
sharethat would be the taint aka 'gooch'
shareNo. The taint is the area in question (where the testicles meet the scrotum), and the gooch is the area behind the testicles leading to the *beep* It's a dumb (though truthful) reference, but watch Jackass the movie - they shock the gooch with an electric impulse.
shareIf one REALLY wants to get "technical"... men don't even have a taint.
The taint is the area between a woman's genitals and her rectum. It's called a taint because: "It taint p*ssy and it taint a*s".
"Dude, it's Lord Goblin King, not Lord Go Blinking!"
lol i never realized that
share>> My wife made this apparent to me as she always calls women she does not like "tnucs". <<
Wouldn't it be "stnuc?"
Good point, but why would she call a single female a "stnuc?"
Also, even when talking about a group of "stnuc," it sounds much better to call them "tnucs."
Well, maybe not to the women...
According to the website "Slang City" The definitions of "Chode" are as follows:
A chode (also choad) is...
a) a penis that is as wide or wider than it is long. However, whether such a thing exists is a matter of debate.
b) the perineum (the area between the anus and sex organs, on both men and women.)
c) a piece of feces (much less common than the first definition.)
d) used to mean "fool", like synonyms dipstick, putz and tool. All of these words originally meant penis as well.
Now, I can't say which one is true, probably all of them, but that is what my search turned up.
It's fun being naughty.
How could you fools use the definition "where the testicles meet the scrotum" The testicles are IN THE SCROTUM. The scrotum is the sack the testicles are contained in. You guys must have failed Sex-Ed.
shareI was trying to figure that out myself. Since people generally use "testicles" either in the correct sense, or loosely to mean the entire scrotum, I was wondering where the "place the testicles meet the scrotum" could possibly be. Apparently those originally answering this question were assembled a bit differently than the rest of us.
shareOld thread, but here's the take of somebody who was using the word long before there was an Urban Dictionary full of people making *beep* up so they didn't have to ask their friends what the word actually meant.
Choad (that is the only correct spelling, "chode" is the spelling by kids who don't know better - the same people that use "cum" instead of "come") is the perineum - the small flap of skin between the nutsack and the butthole; also known as the "taint".
Of course it needs a medical term, as EVERYTHING has one, but the fact that there was not one but two slang terms to describe it made my friends and I laugh a LOT.
It does not mean splooge, nor a short/wide schlong... it means the "taint".
It turns out it also is a very dirty word in Hindi.