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(Created page with "{{Header| 05/25}} A '''bull’s pizzle''' is an old-fashioned or historical term referring to the penis of a bull. The word "pizzle" itself comes from Middle English and was commonly used to describe the penis of an animal, especially livestock. Historically, a bull's pizzle had several uses: * '''Disciplinary tool''': In past centuries, dried bull pizzles were used as whips or flogging instruments, especially in military or judicial contexts. * '''Dog chews''': In mode...") |
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Revision as of 07:40, 18 May 2025
A bull’s pizzle is an old-fashioned or historical term referring to the penis of a bull. The word "pizzle" itself comes from Middle English and was commonly used to describe the penis of an animal, especially livestock.
Historically, a bull's pizzle had several uses:
- Disciplinary tool: In past centuries, dried bull pizzles were used as whips or flogging instruments, especially in military or judicial contexts.
- Dog chews: In modern times, dried bull pizzles (often marketed as "bully sticks") are popular as natural dog treats. They’re high in protein and can help with dental health.
- Folk medicine and aphrodisiacs: In some traditional medicine systems, parts of the pizzle were believed to enhance virility or offer other health benefits.
- Symbolism and insults: In literature and slang, the word “pizzle” has been used for a humorous or vulgar effect. For example, Shakespeare used it as an insult.
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