'nads

singular 'nad

1. alternativepluralplural normallyAlternative form of nads.

   We’re waiting for your voice to drop, for your ‘nads to reach their apt angle.

   2005, Joel T. Katz, “Why We’re in Bakersfield”, in Morley Clark, Jane Downs, CB Follett, Susan Terris, editors, Cloud View Poets: An Anthology: Master Classes with David St. John, Sausalito, Calif.: Arctos Press, →ISBN, page 40

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   Poor Floyd Landis — it can’t be easy filling Lance Armstrong’s snug spandex shorts. After all, the guy won the Tour de France six freakin’ times in a row — and with only one ’nad!

   2007 January, “The Mad 20: The Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2006!”, in John Ficarra, editor, Mad, number 473, New York, N.Y.: E.C. Publications, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 24

   Activists got all excited, decided to take a stand on the trees. Madeline was tough. She sat up there for over a year. Weather’s not like around here, but that still must have taken some ’nads.

   2009, Alexander Jablokov, chapter 15, in Brain Thief, New York, N.Y.: Tor, published 5 January 2010, →ISBN, page 120