Favourite or "Pet" name for an Enema?

My mother always referred to the equipment as her “monkey wrench”! it was used to get tight things loosened up. She had a great “tool box”.

It is referred to as enema or getting filled/cleaned out. Nothing fancy here.

When I was quite young and getting enemas from the bulb the expression was “You could use a squirt." Then once I had graduated to the enema bag mom would say, “you need a good cleaning out.” Either way, it was an appointment with some quantity of warm soapy water.

My wife refers to enemas as: "Mike, do you want me to give you a "THING!" She doesn't use the word enema, ever. Always, she uses the word "Thing!" I guess an enema is a "Thing!" And I do love taking my "Things!"

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In private (away from Parents) boyhood chats about getting a enema-- the term “Butt Buster” got a lot of sarcastic commentaries amongst the neighborhood 8 to 12 year old click of boys….late 50's--early ‘60’s…..

Both an old gf and my late wife knew the word "enema" was a trigger for me and they would both use it almost exclusively. They also used needing to be “cleaned out” or needing a “cleanse”. Back when I was a kid I can't recall mom using anything but the word “enema” (hence my trigger). She cleaned me out often and there was no need to sugar coat it.

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My Mom used to call it a Bum Bulb. Mom I can't go, “do you need a bum bulb”. A sink full of soapy water later and everything's fine.

Once when I was 7 or 8 I told her that I was constipated while she was giving my little brother a bum bulb. She said I needed to try, because a big boy enema would make me sick to my stomach. I sat down and pooped, never got the enema.

When we were kids in the 50’s our parents referred to them as “enemas.” Our group referred to them as “enemas” or “getting hosed.” @12bumblebees referred to them as “Butt Buster.” However, to our group a “Butt Buster” was a spanking.

I have always made sure NOT to “name” inanimate objects.

Not even my favorite vibrator or my best girdle, so certainly not a piece of enema gear

It is referred to as enema or getting filled/cleaned out. Nothing fancy here. – MissStress

They also used needing to be “cleaned out” or needing a “cleanse”. I can't recall mom using anything but the word “enema." – redbulb

Older daughter didn't mince words once when I was being especially grumpy. “Mom, you need to have an enema.” As for me, I remember telling her when she had been sick for several days and was afraid to admit she “hadn't gone,” – my words were something like “We'd better clean you out." I've also used the word “cleanse,” and my family knows what that means.

For a long time I have called it a “treatment” in telling my wife, “I think it's time I had a treatment”. But lately I have just told her I need an enema or two because I get a little aroused just asking for it. Sounds sexier.

There is simply not another word in the entire English language that best represents ENEMA either as a stand alone word nor of its intended function

From the very first time I heard the term Enema was also the time I recognised the word ENEMA was about to play a very significant role in my immediate future.

Oddly enough I quite like the name ENEMA.

My Love has on a few occasions refers to it as ‘the Bag’…

Here's something that just popped into my head, what if you named your pet “Enema” , imagine calling out" here enema here enema".

Here's something that just popped into my head, what if you named your pet “Enema” , imagine calling out" here enema here enema".

No! 😃

Liquid sodomy is sometimes used here, but usually not naming anything fancy…

Way back when, I read a reference to enemas as a “tummy wash”. Lately I have started calling them by that moniker. Seems appropriate to my aged sense of humor.

I remember a thread like this here years ago either here or on FetLife. It generated a list of over 200 names.

I suppose the unique one of that list that I remember most is “a visit from the soapsuds fairy”

This was made especially easy to remember by My-Enema doing 2 videos with Soapsuds Fairy in the title

I suppose the unique one of that list that I remember most is “a visit from the soapsuds fairy"

Oh I like that one. Add a pair of sparkly wings, a cute corset and tutu skirt…things could get very interesting.

We use the sign that Kramer used on Seinfeld. One hand high like it is holding the bag, the hand waist high like it is holding the nozzle 😉

When its time for my health aide Lady , I just text “can you come over for a visit” ? All is understood .

When my college girlfriend and I were in public and I wanted to let her know she would be getting an enema later I would tell her she would be getting a present when we got to her place. In my 20s my girlfriend, frequently exchanged enemas and anal sex. Our code words were the enemas was Ethel, anal sex was Alice and the colon tube we sometimes used was Creepy Tom. She was afraid of Creepy.

My girlfriend named it “irrigation”. A common word for her since she is an agriculturist 😃.

My mom always referred to “A Good Enema” whether on a recommendation of the family doctor, or just her assessment of my physical need. Often she heard my objection though I really wanted her OTK filling. As a teen, my gf and me teased each other with our matching red fountain syringes using similar words.

As I remember, there wasn't really any pet name for an enema. When I saw the all-to-familiar flat, dark blue box no words were necessary. I KNEW that box held the open top bag and it's only use was to put water up my butt to make me poo. When that box came out of the linen closet no words were needed. There was only one possible outcome.

My mother often said a “I think a nice warm enema would do you a world of good." Not sure how “nice” I thought her warm enemas were until much later.

My Mom, who was old country and spoke Polish and Russian would call an enema a “ spitsza” Our bathroom held three enema bags and a white irrigation can, colon tubes, and a box of black rectal tubes and a blub . Sometimes the ironing board would be placed over the tub and toilet and we would lay on the board for the enemas.

My wife calls it a “Blooper” and the bag a “Blooper Bag”. Don't know where she got that from, but I've adopted using those names as well. So when she says she feels “backed up”, I'll suggest, “maybe you need the blooper”. Kind of funny when I think about it 😄

My wife just calls the enema “The Thing!” she often says “Go get your “Thing” ready!”