Favourite or "Pet" name for an Enema?

The word "E N E M A" was used with frequency in my grandparents home. I'm sure it was also used to embarrass me as much as possible.

Years ago I belonged to an online group known as the Ladies Enema Journal and the term "romancing the bag" was used by someone. I picked up using it for some time, but this question prompted me to recall it. For those of us who really enjoy a good enema it is pretty descriptive.

I love the word ENEMA....sends fear into some and excitement to others! Or you can have the Big "E"

Simple, the watersports weapon is as accurate a description as any.

We simply refer to it as a "fill"

Wanna squirt?

I have to admit that the spoken word "enema" is magical 😃

My family said enema. I would be told that I was goninto get my enemas before I went to bed.No fancy words or tryiing to discise it just enema....

My Mother usede to say she was going to giver herself a poke My father called it his chores

How about "the heiney hose"?

It depends who I'm talking to. Usually it's either "a good cleaning out", a "triple H", or just called what it is, a nice enema.

Some I can think of__Super Soaker__Wet Willie 😃___Water Log__

However when I need a good Detox, it's a Coffee Session. My Girl Friend told me once that her mom called it a "Warm Gurgle" but my girl friend of years ago said "Wet & Soapy"

Waterbaby420 : I love it you said "I haven't come up with a pet name for my two bags yet. but usually I'll refer to it as giving my tummy a bubble bath."

Called the 2 Bags "May West Tummy Toner" I love bubble bath.

My relatives are from Louisiana, and many of them speak using French based words. When I was young, I remember the word they always used for enema. It sounded like........"shoo-d-shoot". I heard this word used many times, so am sure about the sound. I expect it is related to some French words.

BTW, my grandmother had enems daily, and I am certain that that had much to do with my enema activities. I would try to make a visit to the bathroom after she was finished, and still can remember the smells of the bag, the ivory soap, the evacuation.....and the sulphur of the matches. The bag hung on the wall and the matches were on the shelf by the toilet.

Wouldn't a nice shoo-d-shoot feel good right now?

Never really thought that way. Maybe I could call my 4-qt bag, Heinrich, because everybody knows Heinrich Hertz! LOL!!!

My little cousin used to run around the beach camp holding the infant rectal syringe that was used on him. He asked everyone he encountered,

"Wanna squish?"

At boarding school in Quebec my best friend was from Austria. Our codename was simply the German word for it. Nobody seemed to know what "clyster" meant. On a summer vacation with another firend we came up with the codename "sore arm"! There must have been a reason for such an unusual moniker, but I'm damned if I can remember what it was.

I read a story one time by a lady who said when she was 4 years old her mother told her she was going to start her on a weekly tummy wash.

As a turn on before getting it, I enjoy it being to referred ad an enema as much as possible. The sound of it just makes me want one!

In Italy clisterino, peretta, pompetta....

My wife, 'Sirensong', will say to me..... "I think we need to get you 'all squeeky clean'...." talk about a rush!

It's a "Big E"

My mother had 6 sisters and they all loved their enema bags and called them by the pet name Emma. I remember them saying frequently, "I need to see Emma." The worse pronouncement from one of them was, "He needs to see Emma". It would not be long after that I would be in the bathroom which was, apparently, Emma's home. Once, my much older cousin brought her mother a package from town. My childish curiousity was great and I kept to know what was in the package. My Aunt said, "If I tell you what it is, can I use it on you." I said, "Yes, Yes". Then to my great horror she removed from it's wrapping a brand new bright red Faultless Fountain Syringe. She did not, on that occassion, use it on me.

As a dog owner, that's not what I thought this thread was about at all! Clearly, I've been without sleep for way too many consecutive hours.

When Partnersub and I are playing, the closest we come to a pet name is The Bag, as in "Honey, bring me The Bag. I think you need a cleanse".

The "Nozzle".

Not really a "pet name" as such.

Since most women my age are only familiar with disposable douches, and I DO occasionally use an old-fashioned open-top bag for douching, when I recently HAD TO refer to it in a public place, I told my husband I was going to "Spend some time with my pet dinosaur." He knew exactly what I meant. That has become our code name for that open-top bag.

My enemate likes to refer to our enemas as a wash and rinse. I keep reminding her her that my washing machine has a double rinse cycle. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.

My mother was from Italy; she called it a lavatini.

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My mom used to say it one of two ways. The conventional way: "If you don't go by bed time I'm going to give you an enema" and the "other way":"Ifyou don't go by bed time I'm going to give you 'The Works'." Back in the 1930's and '40's, when i was a kid, the gangster movies of those days often referred to bumping sombody off as in: " I'm going to give you the works you dirty rat" or "Take Louie out in the alley and give him 'the works'

Charley". When ever I heard lines like that it made me think of an enema.

Mom used the word enema except for a couple of times she said physic. The can of warm soapy water was the same in both cases, however.

Love the real word as it is a turn on. My partner who really doesn't like to give them but does says; YOUR THING, A FLUSH