Bobbitt procedure
A darkly humorous slang term referring to the surgical or forced severing of a penis, derived from the 1993 Lorena Bobbitt case in which Lorena Bobbitt cut off her husband John Wayne Bobbitt's penis — an incident that became one of the most talked-about tabloid stories of the decade.
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A darkly humorous slang term referring to the surgical or forced severing of a penis, derived from the 1993 Lorena Bobbitt case in which Lorena Bobbitt cut off her husband John Wayne Bobbitt's penis — an incident that became one of the most talked-about tabloid stories of the decade. The phrase entered popular culture as shorthand for the act or threat of such a drastic response, often deployed as a grim punchline in discussions of infidelity or extreme revenge.
After the cheating scandal broke, his friends joked that he was lucky his wife settled for a divorce instead of the Bobbitt procedure.
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(slang, rare) (severing of somebody’s penis).
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