In plural. Originally: the testicles, or testicles and penis, of a man or male animal. In later use: (also external genitals) the outwardly visible…

slang and euphemistic (frequently humorous). Usually in plural. The male genitals, esp. the testicles. Cf. crown jewel, n. 2c family jewels, n. 2.

colloquial. A man's genitals. Also with modifying word, as bed-tackle; also wedding tackle n. at wedding, n. additions.

The power of procreation; capacity for sexual intercourse.

In plural. The evidences of sex. Obsolete.

plural. = 2b. Obsolete.

With plural agreement. Genital organs; the genitals. Cf. genital, n. 1.

slang. In plural. The male genitals; the testicles. Also occasionally in singular: the penis. Obsolete.

colloquial. In plural. The male genitals. Obsolete.

slang and euphemistic (originally U.S.). The male genitals, esp. the testicles.

U.S. slang. Originally and chiefly among homosexual men: a man's genitals, esp. when conspicuous in tight clothing. Cf. lunchbox, n. 3, package, n. 9.

figurative. slang (originally U.S.) In plural. The male genitals, esp. the testicles; = family jewels, n. 2.

Chiefly British slang. A man's genitals, esp. when conspicuous in tight clothing.

slang (originally and chiefly U.S.). The male genitals.

colloquial (chiefly British). The male genital region, a man's genitals. Usually in in the trouser department, typically in contexts referring to…

slang (originally U.S.). A man's genitals, esp. when conspicuous in tight clothing. Cf. basket, n. additions, lunchbox, n. 3.