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  • And now, from the "Does There Really Have To Be a Word For This" department, we have dilberries: small pieces of excrement attached to the hairs surrounding the...ummm...fundament.

    November 4, 2007

  • Wait a minute--I've always heard it as dingleberries.

    I can't believe I got sucked into commenting on this. *shaking head*

    November 4, 2007

  • I found this definition in a dictionary of British slang. I don't know if it predates dingleberries or not, but I thought it was worth mentioning. Actually, what attracted me to it was a meaning of "fundament" of which I was not aware, but which makes total sense.

    November 4, 2007

  • In Australia they call these dags, which, interestingly, is also the name for someone who's kind of a class clown or a card. "Oh Nigel always makes me laugh, he's such a dag!"

    November 4, 2007