Sentence The word 'dildo' is an English word and it is correct to use in written English.
It is used as a noun to refer to a sex toy, either a vibrator or a penis-shaped object. You can use it in a variety of contexts. For example, "I was browsing the sex toy store and saw a wide selection of dildos."
Female volunteers masturbated with "Ulysses", a Plexiglass motorised dildo containing a camera, while wearing paper bags over their heads to preserve modesty.
He, however, laughs and says it is a phallus, and a feminist friend claims it is a dildo.
Unfortunately for the workers, the kind of product Akhtuba had to hand was "the Adam", a rubber dildo, into the making of which the firm had diversified in 1993 when it ran out of customers for its marine navigation equipment.
When Sarah Burton, the creative director of his eponymous label, arrived as a young intern she was warned her duties could be unorthodox: "You could be washing up a shitty dildo".
He reaches into a bag, pulls out a dildo and straps it to his waist.
Everyone has their favourite lines—"he's about as much use as a marzipan dildo", or "come the fuck in or fuck the fuck off .This series, so far, lacks Mr Tucker (he is to reappear in next week's episode).
And for every flourish of vulgarity, every ghoulish memento mori, every parry of whip or dildo (all of which is as expected from McVicar), there is a gasp of sorrow only felt in his best work.
Other sexual riddles feature a Welsh slave-woman using a leather dildo by the fire, a cockerel and hen having sex in a courtyard, and the biblical character Lot getting incestuous with his daughters.
"You don't get much more objectifying than a dildo because you've removed the entire body.
Sam Roddick picks up a Double Pleasure dildo and strokes it affectionately.
And after seeing a grown man who's happy to die in a gunfight with the feds get himself worked up about a dildo, I'd have to agree.
