Fellowship of the Dix is an independent reference publication documenting alternative names for the penis across informal language, popular culture and everyday conversation.
Our formal name is The Most Ancient and Honourable Fellowship of the Dix. The publication aims to make a wide range of expressions easier to discover, compare and understand.
Our purpose
Anatomical terminology varies across regions, periods and communities. We organise expressions in an accessible reference collection and aim to provide context on usage, meaning and origin where reliable information is available.
Editorial standards
- Clarity: entries should be easy to find, read and understand.
- Context: regional usage, tone and register should be identified where known.
- Attribution: sources and origins should be credited where verifiable.
- Accuracy: unverified claims and invented etymologies must not be presented as established fact.
- Moderation: suggestions are reviewed before inclusion.
Accessibility
We prioritise semantic headings, descriptive links, straightforward navigation and text-based entries. The publication is being developed with keyboard and screen-reader access in mind, and improvements remain ongoing.
Future development
Planned improvements include individual entry definitions, usage labels, additional source citations and, where supported by reliable references, expressions from other languages. These features will be introduced as the collection is reviewed and expanded.
Our motto
In Dong We Trust. In Schlong We Prosper.
The publication is intended for general linguistic reference and does not provide medical advice.