So, I'm busy writing about sex toys, and felt the need to write 'bell end' in my product information.
But I'm now wondering whetehr to hypenate it, or not to and keep it as two separate words, or just remove the space?
What's your thoughts?
A) Bell end
B) Bell-end
c) Bellend
The next one I often start to think about is strap on. I normally use strap-on with the hyphen, and that's what my editor uses too, but some places I work with take the hyphen out.
So again would you use the following?
1) Strap-on
2) Strap on
3) Strapon
The rule of thumb here is "strap-on" and "bellend" (not that we tend to use bellend in copy, but still...)
Lovehoney - Jess wrote:
Also
Gspot
G-Spot
G Spot
Ahhhh!!
I use G-Spot.
Yeah bellend is something I've avoided in copy before, but the product I'm writing about kind felt like it called for it.
As for A-spot, and U-spot, and P-spot. But again some sites take out the hyphen when I send in the copy.
Apparently it's in the Oxford Dictionary as bellend *clicks the pronounciation button*
http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/bellend
Lol - I did not know that bellend was in the dictionary - lovely!
Ah yes, we always hypenate the 'spots' too, G,A, U and P.
I could also go with bellend And I also write strap-on And G-spot.
Never had to write bellend - but at least I now know how to, should the need arise ! lol