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A woman went EST ALLÉE to the dentist's CHEZ LE DENTISTE . As he leaned TO LEAN = SE PENCHER over to begin working on her, she grabbed TO GRAB = SAISIR | EMPOIGNER his testicles.

The dentist said, "Madam, I believe you've just grabbed my testicles."

The woman replied, "Yes. We 're going to ALLONS be careful not to hurt BLESSER | FAIRE MAL each other, aren't we N'EST-CE PAS ?"

🔍 Vocabulary
In this joke, let's look at grabbed, leaned, and dentist's.
Grabbed means took hold of something suddenly or firmly.
Leaned means bent your body forward or to the side.
Dentist's means the dentist's office or workplace.
  • She grabbed his hand quickly.
  • He leaned over to tie his shoes.
  • I'm going to the dentist's this afternoon.
📘 Grammar
This joke uses past simple for narration and direct speech for the punchline. The possessive form dentist's means "the dentist's office".
  • She went to the dentist's.
  • He leaned over to help.
  • She grabbed his arm.
🔄 Synonyms & Alternatives
Grabbed: seized, snatched, took hold of
Leaned: bent, inclined, stooped
Dentist's: dental clinic, dentist's office, surgery
💬 Mini Dialogue
Dentist: Madam, you've grabbed my testicles.
Woman: Yes, let's both be careful, shall we?



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