tokus
Where you sit
Tokus is the buttocks—a Yiddish-derived term common in American English, especially among Jewish speakers: Get off your tokus and help me.
The word is familiar and mildly humorous rather than vulgar, often used when speaking to children or in casual complaint.
Also spelled tuchis, tuchus, or tush.
Informal word for buttocks
- posteriorRear or later
- nether regionsLower or infernal realms
- badonkadonkSlang for voluptuous behind
- money makerSource of income
sit-upon · caboose · whoopee cushion · moon · wiggle · jiggle · shake · spanking
buttocks
Fleshy seat area
backside · rump · posterior · derriere · bum · seat · hindquarters · keister · fanny · haunches
patootie
Informal word for buttocks
- posteriorRear or later
- nether regionsLower or infernal realms
- badonkadonkSlang for voluptuous behind
money maker · sit-upon · caboose · whoopee cushion · moon · wiggle · jiggle · shake · spanking · pinch
tuchas
Yiddish for backside
schlep · schmaltz · nosh · kvetch · mensch · oy vey · zaftig · plotz · shmear · bubkes