Favourite or "Pet" name for an Enema?

My younger brother would say this when I was going to be getting an enema… “Mike, is going to be getting an ”animal!" Mike is going to be getting an animal!"

My ex used to call it the “red bag treatment” when she was going to give me an enema.

Butt flush. 😀

I remember that as a child, up to about ten years old, my mother did not use the word enema. She would say, “I will give you a little water to help you go.” But I learned from talking to my cousin and a friend that an enema was the same thing. But they claimed to hate them. My grandma used the word enema when she gave me my first bag enema. As an adult, especially with play with my husband, I use the word enema because enema sounds more exciting than “a little water.” I think mom used the term because it was less intimidating.

Our code word is, “Lizard Fix”

It is a fun loving moniker with outdoor and indoor memories of prolonged pleasure ending with refreshment.

Growing up it was called heinie med or water med

Beonte's is the Hungarian name

Halab is the ancient Mayan word

Klistiir (incop the double ii) the Estonian name.

Klizma is the Latvian equivalent, as is in Bulgarian

Lavemang the Swedish descriptive

Lewatywa it is in Polish

None are "pet” names but the actual correct names in several languages"

No pet names; I love the word “enema”, it's perfect!

“Bag of relief”

A visit from ‘Sneaky Snake’ is her term to get me on the treatment table for a flush, and it is… a bit sneaky,

as I never really know just how far in the 40" tube is, at any given moment in time. Enema, is still grand !

Mom always used the word “enema”. That’s what she prescribed, that’s what you were going to get. An enema. . For the period of time my wife and I administered them to each other, I always called it an enema. She would only use the term “cleaning out“. “I think I need a good cleaning out”. Yet, when she referred to other cleaning chores she would say “this garage needs an enema”.

Not so much a pet name, but when not feeling well and my 1st enema experience, was Mom telling me that she was gonna give me the “ spritz ”. This was around 5-6 over the lap with a red squeeze bulb and black nozzle. Might have had a bulb as an infant, but MY first introduction that I remember to my enema fetish to this day.

Since I don't like enemas since I was a kid I called them the “evil hose”

An ENEMA…A slice of Heaven 😘

Shy🌟❤️

Since I don't like enemas since I was a kid I called them the “evil hose”

That's kind of like the way I saw the red open-top bag, and thus my moniker “reddevil" 😈 Oh, that red bag hanging from the shower, looking at me whenever I was sitting on the john…. could almost hear it saying “I'm going to come down and get you good one of these days!” Ha, kind o comical now…

The name we use is THE FRUIT because of the pear shape that the bulb sringe has

If we are with more people who don't know about our fondness for enemas, we say:

"Tonight we eat FRUIT"...for example.

Here it is called: “AYUDA”,"LAVATIVA","PERA DE GOMA","BOLSA","IRRIGADOR", and "LA FRUTA"😃😁❤️

Enema we only call the Enema fleet that is bought at the pharmacy or they put you in the Hospital

Hear the word “LAVATIVA” ❤️it excites me and my penis gets hard

Same thing just looking at her

“LAVATIVA”❤️❤️❤️

@Pepe_Culo_Tragon

The French call a bulb syringe a “poire” or pear. Asians call their mini glycerin enemas applicators “figs” because of their size and shape.

@Sean

The French call an Enema “Lavement”

Injection d'un liquide dans le gros intestin, par l'anus.

Poire à lavements.

And the Swedish term is Lavemang & Lewatywa is the Polish

However the OP's question asks “pet” name (if you have one) & not the nation's medically documented terminology

For Example :

I have a Jonesware mfg porcelain enamel irrigator that I refer to as . . . The Good Nurse Jones & A Vollrath douche can/irrigator that's her able and willing ass-istant in Dr Vollrath.

&

Then there's the indefatigable Dr Higginson I Presume . .at your service ma'am 😁

In the END I'd usually revert back to Enema . . . no other name quite fits

🦘

How about “Shit starter”? 🤔

On occasion my wife will make reference to needing to take “a warm and soapy".

There was a time that “some major physical therapy” was discussed whenever a massage and enema (Enemassage) was desired or offered. This was convenient if third parties were within earshot and plans were being made for a later indulgence.

Power Shower is my Fave.

@That_Australian

the OP's question asks “pet” name (if you have one) & not the nation's medically documented terminology

You're right.

We “THE FRUIT” - “LA FRUTA” in Spanish

My earliest memories are that mom didn't use the word enema at the time. She would tell me “a little water” would help me go. And of course, it did. I think using a common term such as “a little water” made it sound less intimidating to a little girl than, “I am going to give you an enema.” It's probably just one small factor contributing to the fact that I realized at an early age that I liked getting those enemas. I think the word enema started being used when I was about ten. I don't really have a pet name for an enema these days.

For as long as I can remember it's been called what it was...an enema.

My mother sometimes used the phrase: "Come on, I'll be right over and give you the syringe". By that she meant that I could feel the bulb.

An exception was one of the first girlfriends who stood on it. She mostly talked about washing the colon.

But no matter, the main thing is enemas...😎

... here you get really good inspiration...😎

Next time I will say to my wife:

"Today you will have a rendez-vous with a red bulb🤗😎😇" ...