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I'm reading some R-rated doujinshi on the internet and came across this line:
この立派なホーケーチOチンで!
I don't understand what "ホーケー" means. My guess is that it means something "take a look at this!" type of meaning, but I can't seem to find anything about this line.
As a whole, the sentence means something along the lines of "using this fine **** right here!".
Thanks!
It denotes 包茎, a condition where the foreskin of an adult male individual covers the tip of the glans.
In Japanese, the word 包茎 is used to refer to both 真性包茎 or phimosis, a condition where the prepuce is difficult or impossible to pull back past the glans, as well as 仮性包茎, a benign feature where it is simply long but easily retractable.
I assume katakana was used here for a more vulgar or humorous effect.
