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attribute A peculiar or striking quality inherent in a person, thing, or situation. ■ "The man's attribute of always wearing a fedora made him stand out at the party."
Bend A person or thing that is slightly curved or bent, usually due to age or injury. ■ "The old man's back was so bent that he could hardly stand up straight."
Clemency The act of showing mercy or compassion to someone who has done wrong. ■ "After hearing about the poor man's mistake, the king showed him clemency and gave him a second chance at life."
diuretic A drug or other substance that causes the kidneys to excrete excess fluid from the body. ■ After taking a powerful diuretic, the man's bladder was empty in no time!
dribbles To flow slowly and steadily, usually in a small amount. ■ "The old man's memory dribbles out like water over a rock."
fellatio The act of performing oral sex on a man's penis, usually performed by a woman. ■ "I didn't know fellatio was such a hit with the ladies! I guess they just can't get enough of my big, juicy... salami."
identify To correctly label or recognize a person, object, or thing, often in a humorous manner. ■ After seeing the man's bizarre attire and eccentric behavior, the barkeep quickly identified him as "The World's Most Unusual Drunk"
scorpions A small, venomous insect with a long tail that ends in a stinging point. ■ Scorpions are notorious for their painful stings. One time, a scorpion stung a man's hand and he ran into a house screaming "Help! Help!"
Testicular The most hilarious part of a man's body. It's where his sense of humor resides and it's also very ticklish. ■ "I love teasing my friend's testicles, it's always so funny!"
willies A term used to refer to a man's genitals, typically in a derogatory or offensive way. ■ "Don't be such a prude, just show your willies and join us in the fun!"
grandson A young boy who is the son of a man's son, and who is usually affectionately referred to as "Grandson". ■ "My grandson is only 5 years old, but he already has a better sense of humor than most adults I know."
impaired a person or thing that is in some way disabled, impaired, or deficient ■ The old man's hearing was so impaired that he couldn't hear the knock on the door. But he didn't let it stop him from trying to cook dinner.
lien A legal right or claim to seize and sell property as security for a debt. ■ The bank had a lien on the man's house after he defaulted on his mortgage. The foreclosure sale was held at the local courthouse.