Do you say "cock" or "dick"?

[pdxjoe]

I use them both interchangeably, among other names depending on the circumstances of the conversation.

 

[blondebuddy21]

My problem is I use both, it just depends on who I am talking too. I use penis if, it is the wife.

Exactly, me too. I use both!

 

[Kazimir]

Both, but "cock" sounds way raunchier, whereas "dick" sounds more casual. I never use the word "cock" in non-sexual contexts - it's too much.

E.g.
"She's practically begging for your cock."
"A stray volleyball hit him right in the dick."

 

[Showering]

In Austria we say SCHWANZ

 

[JBrown61]

I use dick in non-sexual contexts ("These pants are too tight for my dick") , and cock in sexual contexts ("I'd love for you to suck my cock").

 

[microdude]

I never call a penis a cock. Never.

 

[svrocks]

Cock to me is a bit raw and borderline vulgar while dick is more tame.

I'm perfectly okay with either so it's more about context and the person I'm talking to.

 

[notthatguy]

I use dick mostly. I think a very well hung guy would have a cock or if I am talking during sex with the girlfriends I call it a cock.

 

[lapdog2001]

Both, plus penis, depending on the circumstances:

 

[Notlikeskywalker]

Depends on the context and who I'm with. I'd probably only say penis around a doctor or 'influenetial' persons. Dick or Knob is generally what I'd say in conversation. I don't think I've ever said cock outside extremely horny situations.

 

[Jjdov27_2]

Medical: “penis”
Conversation with friends: “dick”
Sexy whispers with lover: “cock”

 

[JoeRoscoe]

Depends on the context and who I'm with. I'd probably only say penis around a doctor or 'influenetial' persons. Dick or Knob is generally what I'd say in conversation. I don't think I've ever said cock outside extremely horny situations.

"Knob" for penis -- now there's a word you don't hear much if ever in North America.

 

[Jjdov27_2]

The alternate terms I’ve heard most often in the southern USA are “pecker” and “prick”

But to be honest, once I was out of your 20s, there isn’t as many joking references to dicks in my friend groups. Lol

I’ll bet there are all kinds of terms for a guy’s jimmy among the millennial generation..: and whatever the current early 20s generation is being called. That I don’t even know about

 

[JoeRoscoe]

Do southerners (or anyone) use "prick" to talk about their own or someone else's penis? (e.g., "My prick is so hard.") It seems to me that it's morphed into an insult-only word with its penis-based origins obscured. But I don't live in the South.

 

[Notlikeskywalker]

"Knob" for penis -- now there's a word you don't hear much if ever in North America.

Ha. It's either an informal reference, or an insult in the UK.

 

[Jjdov27_2]

“Prick” is mostly an insult word. “Don’t be such a prick”.

But it is also sometimes an insult about a guy’s dick. Like if some dude was screwing your ex, you might say “I don’t give a fuck if she rides his prick”…. It sort of implies his small endowed. That’s pretty specific tho.

mostly I’d say it’s just taken the place of “dick” for a slightly negative way to refer to penis or behavior.

 

[indybanker1946]

Probably an age thing. I'm 76. I say dick.

 

[goander]

Medical: “penis”
Conversation with friends: “dick”
Sexy whispers with lover: “cock”

What he said

 

[johnweek1]

I say both, but I mostly say dick. Like 80% time I say dick. Love that word.

 

[deleted814719]

I'll ask my wife to suck my cock or dick interchangeably.