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What is Pene?
A zangy combination of the words penis and peepee to describe a man's lovin' stick.
My girl licked nutella off my pene last night... I was sad i didn't get any nutella... but i did get off.
Pene - meme gif
Pene - video
Pene - what is it?
The correct usage for the plural of penis. However, it should not be a real word; because there should never be a sentence involving more than one penis.
Drunk slut: Oh, I sucked so many penes last night
Random guy: That shouldn't even be a word.
What does "Pene" mean?
I let my girl suck my pene last night.
Pene - what does it mean?
1: Oh, hola amigo, tu tienes no pene!
2: I dont speak spanish
1: Thats good because right now you would want to kill me!
Pene - meaning
The correct plural of penis which almost no-one knows about. Simple latin is beyond the average American.
"As they removed their pants, i got the feeling i was in a great redwood forest of penes, waving all around me."
Pene - definition
A plural of "penis", which, unlike what the top definition says, is only used in a scientific context.
Pronounced "peens".
Most penes are around 3 inches flaccid.
Pene - slang
A pene is a person short name for penelope. She is cute and adorable she likes to make people laugh that's when you get to know a pene, sometimes if you annoy a pene she can snap and lose control mentally so if you see a pene don't piss her off or you will regret it in a very difficult and mad way, she is very popular and she likes to have some comperny when she feels like it if you have a pene you would be the best and happiest man alive.
Pene is a lovable person.
Pene
Guy 1:You want to see my pene
Guy 2: your penis?
Pene
Pene in Spanish is the masculine dick
Hey dad my pene is growing
Pene
1. To win a football match by a margin of 3 goals or higher
2. Inserting the male sexual organ into someone
3. Hopping on ps with the mandem
‘It’s impossible not to give govind the pene when playing against him on FIFA’
‘Giving ur mum el pene last night was the best thing I’ve done since drinking some Crite’
‘Anyone pening lads?’