Favourite or "Pet" name for an Enema?

As a youngster my folks would call them "klistieres" but pronounced it with a very gutterl eastern European accent!!" When I was about 4 years old I was at my neighbors' back door talking to Janie who was down with a cold at the time. Her mom came to the door and said she had to come inside and get her "Enemas!!" Janie's mom was holding a red bulb enema syringe in her hand!! That was when I found out that Enema an Klistier were the same thing!!! Although klistier is the first word I knew, ENEMA is my favorite.

A lady friend from Ca. told me that a girlfriend of hers would give herself a coffee enema with her combo bag every Wednesday night. 'Said she referred to these occasions a her,"Date with 'Big Red!'"

With a "Click!,"

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No pet names for the real thing.

However, I have recently gotten into buying Fleets in 6-packs at COSTCO. I call them "butt bombs".

I read a post sometime ago from a Spanish speaking women. She said an enema was referred to with the Spanish words translated into English, "A little help".

"Fantasy".....because a nice warm SSE enema from a willing partner is what I told my "wife-to-be years ago was my ultimate fantasy.

I tell my wife I am going to give myself an enema. I sometimes say I am going to fill myself up with water.

I also tell her that I need to get cleaned out, so I will fast and give myself an enema later in the day.

I love the feeling of water flowing in and up very high. Warm water feels so good.

Generally just the word ENEMA.....Instantly recognizable....that not another word could so emphatically describe in just 5 letters ALL that it conveys / imparts .....Attention grabber...sure....many a time & still does for a variety of reasons.....Small / Big -- Bag ,Bulb,Douche Can, Higginson or C/T all (to me) suggested ENEMA let alone more accurately defines the process better....If i was to overhear or visually glimpse the "Equipment" by simply being within close proximity, then an ENEMA psychologically impacted upon my thoughts...profoundly so,as it came to pass over time.. We (family / siblings) knew when the word ENEMA had been mentioned someone was sure to be the recipient soon enough......Though there were occasion when a parent made a vocal guttural sound along the lines of "squirt" "squirt" "squirt" through pursed lips it basically implied ENEMA which coincidentally the word wasn't too far away either,before an ENEMA materialized...."Good" or otherwise an Enema always left an impression which it did remarkably well, as i was to find out.....

However over time i now have developed a few pet names such as friend Nurse Jones,her accomplice & Sister at No210 handling affairs,the good Dr Vollrath looking resplendent in white jacket along with ole softies BFG / Davol Family & running mate "Topper" for a lil lighthearted humourous injection -- An Enema can be fun as well as liberating in a number of ways !!.....

My wife will tap on the bathroom door and say, "are you doing your thing?".

My mother just said that it was time for a good cleaning out.

My spouse calls it a "treatment" too, as with "Red", in post 14

I have always liked the name "enema". The word (with it's meaning) makes me feel soft and submissive.

My partner who is not really into them but does them for me and lets me do them for her calls them the e-thing. I enjoy the word enema. It is a turn on I guess as a result of all the erotic memories..

My wife asks me if I am going to the bathroom?

My relatives in southern Louisiana used words that were obviously French, and they were pronounced just like "shoe dee shoot". I'd love to know the French origins of this, but have never been able to discover anything like it online.

My sister and I called it a "water-butt." If it was from the bulb, it was the "little one.". From the bag was the "big one."

Sometimes mom would say "looks like I'm going to have to give you an enema" other times "it's time for me to give you a bellywash." As I got older the term bellywash was used more often. Sometimes, if I wasn't feeling good it was "Would you like me to give you a bellywash." Now if I see an attractive behind I refer to is as a "hose hiney."

Riding the Ivory Rapids, a Bowel Wash, a Hot Soapsuds Enema, an Old-fashioned Enema, The Treatment, An Irrigation... any of those give twitch in my shorts.

Don't know if it will stick or not, but the other night I informed my wife ( for the first time ) that I was going upstairs to watch a TV show - after which - I was going to give myself a good "Flushing"

I am going to read the rest of the posts here in hopes of finding a term that captures how enjoyable it is. The think my wife finds the word enema a bit intimidating.

My Mom always called the higginson the rump pump

I sometimes call my 4-qt open top white bag Heinrich because it Hertz!

My mother simply said - I'm going to give you an enema.

My present wife calls it a “blooper” and would say, "I think I need the blooper… She got me saying that as well.

Mom would just say the “Dr. said to just give you a good enema“. So she did. I wonder what a Bad enema was.

Just “The bag” seems to be what any ex I still talk to calls it lol

@Lance29 said,

Mom would just say the “Dr. said to just give you a good enema“. So she did. I wonder what a Bad enema was.

A bad enema is, getting a spanking before you get an enema. You tend to focus on your sore bottom rather than the feelings from the enema.

When mom was planning on giving us an enema, she told us, “go to your bedroom and get the bed ready, while I fix your enemas and be ready with your clothes off.”

I've sometimes called it “a cleanout.” one of the girls on Stonefox called it “a visit from the soapsuds fairy.” I prefer “enema” myself…

Since the only enema solution I use is coffee enemas, I call it taking a coffee.

With boys in the neighborhood (latter 1950's--early ‘60’s) “Butt Buster” was often a descriptive term to describe enemas of 1 to 1-½ quart volume.

When I was quite young my mom would use the expression “little squirt” in “How about I just give you a little squirt this morning?” Once I was about 7 or 8 the expression became “an enema" in “ You haven't been to the bathroom lately (yes, she knew) so how about I fix you a nice enema?”

My Mom always referred to the higginson as the “rump pump”

I wouldn't say pet names.

Certainly not in THAT context.

I sometimes call my 4-qt “great white” open top bag “Heinrich”because it Hertz!