wet noodles
wet noodles is the plural of wet noodle.
Meaning of wet noodle
Noun
wet noodle (plural wet noodles)
- A noodle that is freshly made, before it dries out and becomes rigid.
- A means of enacting a mild or ineffective symbolic punishment.
- I think I understand police states and things like that. They are not intimidated by being whipped with a wet noodle, and Jackson-Vanik is a wet noodle.1990, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means. Subcommittee on Trade, United States--People's Republic of China (PRC) trade relations
- A wimp.
- I am a wet noodle, she had said sadly to Sister Albertine.1978, The Colorado Quarterly - Volume 27, page 115
- Someone or something that is limp, relaxed, or weak.
- A day in the water in any weather need not turn you into a cold, wet noodle if you suit up in the proper attire.1983, Women's Sports - Volume 5, page ccxiv
- A man with erectile dysfunction.
- "Don't drink too much tonight. You know what happens when you drink too much." She lowered her voice. "You become a wet noodle."1978, Charles Bukowski, Women, page 235
- A flaccid penis.
- TONO: A wet noodle. That's the explanation I gave to the desk clerk for having to leave in such a hurry. (He laughs.) A wet noodle. (He makes the gesture with a flaccid finger.) Oh, Jesus, and the guy understood.1981, Modern International Drama - Volumes 15-17, page 25
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- Wet noodles is the plural of wet noodle.
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