Every niche builds its own vocabulary, and this one borrowed most of its words from Japanese, the rest from the internet at 2am. If you’ve been browsing and quietly wondering what an onahole is, or why everything says oppai, or what separates a hip toy from a torso doll — this page is the whole dictionary.
No judgement. Everybody had to look these up once.
The seven words you’ll actually see on this site
Onahole
A toy with a tunnel you actually use.
Japanese in origin (ona from onanism, hole from… well). It means any masturbator with a penetrable sleeve rather than a solid shape. On this site, if a listing says “onahole,” it has at least one working tunnel — usually vaginal, often anal too. A booty toy without tunnels is just a very nice cushion.
See it: Steph’s JelloJiggles Booty Toy, 29lb, $289
Oppai
Japanese slang for breasts.
Pronounced oh-pie. It’s the word anime uses, so it’s the word this corner of the internet uses. When you see “oppai toy” it means a standalone chest piece — no torso, no limbs, just the part in question, usually gel-filled so it moves properly.
See it: TiddyToy® v3, 33lb, $519
Paizuri
Between the breasts.
The act, not the object. English has “titfuck” and it is somehow less dignified. A toy described as a paizuri toy is built with enough weight and enough give to stay put and close around, which is the whole trick — a light hollow shell slides off and ruins it.
See it: TiddyToy® v3 Nipplefuck Edition, 51lb, $719
Hip toy
Hips and butt, no upper body.
The category name for a toy that stops at the waist. Sometimes called a “half body.” It’s the sweet spot of the whole market: heavy enough to feel real and stay put, small enough to store in a closet and lift without a plan.
See it: Celestial Madame, 27.5lb, $669
Prone bone
Built for lying face-down.
A position, borrowed as a product shape. A prone bone toy sits lower and longer than a standard hip toy so the angle works with the body lying flat rather than kneeling. If you’ve been frustrated that most hip toys are shaped for one position, this is the fix.
See it: Prone Bone Madame, 40lb, $889
BBW / SSBBW
Big and super-size body types.
Big Beautiful Woman and Super-Size Big Beautiful Woman. In the toy world they’re size descriptors, and the difference is real rather than marketing: our BBW pieces run 30–50lb, the SSBBW end runs 90lb+ and 28 inches wide. That is a furniture-sized object and you should plan for it.
See it: Heavenly Madame, 94lb, $1,589
Torso doll
A full torso, no arms or legs.
Chest, waist and hips in one piece. More of the body than a hip toy, far less storage and weight than a full doll, and usually the last step before someone buys something with a head on it. Some have a screw-in neck so a head can be added later.
See it: Thicc Gina, 108lb, $1,289
Materials and build words
These are the terms that decide how something actually feels, and the ones most worth understanding before you spend money.
- Gel-filled
A soft outer skin over a liquid-gel core, rather than solid rubber all the way through. The gel is what keeps moving after you stop — solid toys deform and spring back once, gel toys keep going. It’s the single biggest difference between a toy that feels alive and one that feels like a prop.
- Platinum silicone
The good stuff. Non-porous, so it doesn’t absorb anything or hold bacteria in the material. Hypoallergenic, no oil bleed, no plasticizer weeping, no tacky film with age. Warms to body heat fast and holds it. Costs more and lasts far longer.
- TPE
Thermoplastic elastomer. Cheaper than silicone and it can be made softer than silicone can, which is why our wobbliest pieces are TPE and not a mistake. The trade-offs are real though: TPE is porous, it absorbs dye from dark fabric permanently, and it degrades over years. Great material, more maintenance.
- SimulaFeel®
Our patented process — a soft platinum-silicone skin over a gel-filled core, with 3D skin texture on the surface. It’s the reason a SimulaFeel piece costs more than the TPE equivalent, and the reason you still own it in five years.
- JelloJiggles
Our wobbliest line. Extra gel, thinner skin walls, loosest feel we produce. Nudge one and it does not stop. These consistently score highest on the jiggle meter.
- Weight-reducing foam core
Foam placed inside the parts that don’t need to jiggle — the structural interior — so a 94lb toy isn’t 130lb. The soft parts stay gel. It’s why two toys of the same size can differ by 30lb.
- Jiggle meter (softness rating)
Ours, on every listing, 1 to 10. Higher means looser and more wobble-heavy; lower means firmer and denser. It is not a quality score — an 8/10 isn’t worse than a 10/10, it’s a different feel. Read it as the single most useful number on the page.
- Tunnels
The usable channels. Vaginal and anal are standard on hip toys; some pieces add a urethral tunnel, and the Nipplefuck builds add nipple tunnels. Listings state exactly which ones a piece has.
Slang you’ll run into
- Thicc
Curvy with emphasis, spelled with the extra C so you know it’s affectionate. Shows up in product names because customers used it first.
- Booba
Breasts, said stupidly on purpose. Internet-native, entirely unserious, and now the name of one of our collections.
- Waifu
A fictional character someone has decided is theirs. Explains a good chunk of the anime-styled designs in this category.
- Lipples
Nipples built as usable openings — our Nipplefuck editions. Yes, someone had to name it.
- Mini sex doll
A small full-body doll with an adult body type, sized down for storage and weight. Adult proportions only — that’s the whole point of the category.
- Wearable / BoobWear
Breasts built to be worn rather than held, with a firmer build so they hold shape against the body. Different engineering problem, different product line.
The three questions this page exists to answer
“What’s the difference between a hip toy and a torso doll?”
Where it stops. A hip toy is waist-down. A torso doll includes the chest. Hip toys are lighter and easier to store; torso dolls give you more body and usually cost more.
“Is silicone or TPE better?”
Neither, honestly. Platinum silicone lasts longer, cleans easier and won’t stain. TPE can be made softer and costs less. If you want maximum wobble, TPE. If you want the thing to still be perfect in five years, silicone.
“How much should it weigh?”
Weight is the experience, not a spec — it’s why a toy stays put instead of sliding around. But be honest about your living situation. If you have to move it more than once a week, buy lighter than your ego wants.
Where to start
Now that the words make sense, the collections will too:
- Boobas — oppai and paizuri toys, wearable through to enormous
- Booties — hip toys and booty onaholes
- The BBW Madame Series — the BBW and SSBBW end, 27.5lb to 94lb
- Full Size Dolls — torso dolls and larger
- JelloJiggles — the wobbliest builds we make
- Best Sellers — if you’d rather skip the homework
Still stuck on a word, or stuck between two products? Message us. We answer with actual specs and actual opinions, and we’ll tell you when the cheaper one is the right call — we’d rather you keep it than return it.
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