nadgers noun
the testicles UK, 1998
Possibly deriving from ‘gonads’, and with a
similarity to KNACKERS, ‘nadgers’ was an all-
purpose nonsense word used by the radio
comedy series The Goon Show during the
1950s.
• The Pole chose to knock Bowe out by
hitting him in the nadgers with a
punishing three-punch salvo. — FHM
June, 2003

nads noun
the testicles US, 1964
From ‘gonads’.
• [T]o protect the innocent – ie, his newly
shackled nads from the wrath of his
young bride. — FHM June, 2003

nail verb
to have sex US, 1957
• Name me one chick in our senior class
that Rick Derris didn’t nail, for Christ’s
sake. — Chasing Amy 1997

na-na’s noun
the female breasts US, 2005
• Maddy shows off an extremely fluffy
muff as her kissy sissy nuzzles her
na-nas. —Mr. Skin, Mr. Skin’s
Skincyclopedia 2005

nanny noun
a prostitute who will, by arrangement, dress
and treat a client as an infant UK, 2003
• —Caroline Archer, Tart Cards 2003

nappy dugout noun
(of a black woman) the vagina US, 1998
• There’s [a...] “wee wee,” “horsespot,”
“nappy dugout,” “mongo[”.] —Eve
Ensler, The Vagina Monologues 1998

nards noun
the male genitals US, 1970
• [F]reezing my nards off every weekend.
—Frank Zappa, The Real Frank Zappa
Book 1989

nasty noun
1 the vagina NEW ZEALAND, 1998
A usage that calls to mind Grose’s definition
of C**T – ‘a nasty name for a nasty thing’.
• —David McGill, David McGill’s
Complete Kiwi Slang Dictionary 1998
2 the penis AUSTRALIA, 1971
• He’s flashin’ his flamin’ nasty!!!
—Barry Humphries, Bazza Pulls It Off!
1971
< do the nasty
3 to have sex US, 1977
A squeamish euphemism applied in a
jocular manner.
• “He really dating your grandma? [...]
Think they did the nasty?” I almost ran
the car up on the sidewalk. “No! Yuck!”
—Janet Evanovich, Seven Up 2001