Pimmel
What does “Pimmel” mean in English?
This is a childlike or slang term for 'penis' and can sometimes be used as an insult. It's generally less offensive than harsher sexual terms.
Literally “penis”
You might hear it used as a playful jab or in a more casual context, similar to calling someone a 'dick' in English. It's not as severe as some other sexual slurs, making it more of a lighthearted insult.
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