todger

Todger had never been the same since they got to Hambury.

Without a sign, without a word, Todger leaned down over him.

Todger's mind was made up if nobody else's was.

That seemed fair enough, though Todger wasn't convinced.

And something for the girls,' said Todger grudgingly.

Most of my friends have seen his todger!'

'What was he talking about?' asked Todger.

Go and freeze, you ungrateful young torn todger.'

He was known affectionately locally as 'Todger' Jones.

No doubt, if the E-type Jag had really reminded people of a todger they wouldn't have bought that either.

They rested for a second on Todger, who was doing his best to look cherubic, then on Evelyn.

Todger's eyes were very bright.

Sam, lying rigid under his own blanket, heard the bare feet on the floorboards and the creak of Todger's bed.

It was always the awful wailing organ that put me off (and I don't mean Morrison's todger).

'First prepared is best prepared, old todger.

Todger's sentiments were his own.

Todger's hand shot up.

Then Todger had an afterthought.

Todger kicked him.

There was a general gasp and Todger let out a nervous shriek of laughter that sounded horribly like mockery.

Apparantly he had a minute todger and he was holding a stick of salami in place to give the opposite impression.

Todger's was in high feather, and mighty preparations for a late breakfast were astir in its commercial bowers.

Miss Harker, flustered already by her experiences with Evelyn and Todger, bridled at his tone.

Mr Chuzzlewit betook himself to Todger's.

'Ah, yer torn todger,' commenced Grandma mildly, in a tor which brought to mind the precise and gentle pacings of a bull before he starts tearing up the earth.