Is the elbow bone really called the wenis?

Answer by  ellie61 (478)

No, it is not a recognised medical term. It refers to the rough skin on the outside of the elbow colloquially only. The 'elbow' refers to the region around the elbow-joint and thus there really is no such thing as an 'elbow bone' - it's the joining of two bones, the upper arm and the forearm.

Answer by  amiv (249)

The elbow is a joint (actually two joints), not a bone. The elbow is made up of several bones with different names. "Wenis" is not one of them. "Wenis," also known as "wisen," is a name for the loose skin on the back of the elbow. Lately, it has been used as a derogatory term.

Answer by  Anonymous

The wenis is a slang term for extra elbow skin. The medical term for the extra elbow skin is olecranan.

Answer by  Anonymous

i've been that's what called a weinus and it's the funniest term that i have ever heard but look at the bright side it isn't as annoying as the five most annoying things...

Answer by  jill0000 (2)

there is such thing as a wenis because black people say it and my mommy told me so.