The word "nipples" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in medical or scientific contexts to describe a part of the human body, but it can also be used more generally to refer to items that resemble nipples, such as the knobs on a stove or the knobs on a faucet. For example, you could write, "The stove knob had two small nipples on it."
Probably a self-portrait, it is a gaunt, life-sized full-frontal nude with a skin-tone of bilious marshy green and orange nipples and one baleful, red, staring eye.
Maybe it's because she's just realised that she's only the eighth lead in this film after a bunch of male nipples.
In that context, it is perhaps wisest to view the past week's events as a bit of sport in the finest traditions of a paper that, for more than four decades, has delighted in defying the critics of its daily serving of nipples.
Up she popped, informing the world that she rubs her nipples with truffles before breastfeeding her daughter: "You've got to give her a very balanced palate from a young age so she doesn't only eat beige food".
On Thursday, when the paper reintroduced nipples, the number of signatories to the campaign's petition leapt by 17,000.
It was always about showcasing something absent from our newsfeeds – the voice of those whose lives were shaped by the prevalence of nipples across our news.
The pieces will be more imaginative – I'm expecting thrones and direwolves and all sorts of gratuitous nipples – plus the stakes will be higher and, unlike the London edition, it might actually acknowledge the existence of the north for once.
One fellow competitor earnestly advises me to stick corn plasters over my nipples if I don't want the front of my vest "looking like a bloody Japanese flag".
It's the contrast between yellow skin and curling black hair; the sloping shoulder; the sallow buttock; the nubby, ribby little tits, their useless pink nipples rimmed with spider's legs.
No, it was Vladimir Putin who tore through the tundra thus, half-naked, nipples proud, with no need of Photoshop to finesse his superb muscle tone.
In Europe, billboards and advertisements heedlessly show nipples.
