have lead in (one's) pencil

vulgar slang To be able to have an erection. You'll have lead in your pencil, guaranteed, after following this six-step program. I was so drunk that I didn't have lead in my pencil, if you know what I mean.

have lead in one’s pencil

1. tv. to be vigorous and active. (Widely known phrase. Not taboo.) Your problem, Tom, is that you should have more lead in your pencil. You just don’t have the stamina.

2. tv. to have an erection of the penis. (Usually objectionable.) Due to his drinking habits, he never has any lead in his pencil.

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释义	have lead in (one's) pencil have lead in (one's) pencil vulgar slang To be able to have an erection. You'll have lead in your pencil, guaranteed, after following this six-step program. I was so drunk that I didn't have lead in my pencil, if you know what I mean. See also: have, lead, pencil Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have lead in one’s pencil 1. tv. to be vigorous and active. (Widely known phrase. Not taboo.) Your problem, Tom, is that you should have more lead in your pencil. You just don’t have the stamina. 2. tv. to have an erection of the penis. (Usually objectionable.) Due to his drinking habits, he never has any lead in his pencil. See also: have, lead, pencil McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: have lead in one’s pencil pencil put lead in (one's) pencil put lead in one's pencil put lead in your pencil lead in (one's) pencil lead in your pencil make a mountain in pencil
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