Please learn the difference between everyday (which means "humdrum, ordinary") and every day (which means, um, every day). They're even pronounced differently, for heaven's sake.

@Shinrai. My point was actually only partly about the "strength" of language. Mainly, I was making a geeky grammar point. Nipple is a noun. Bother is an expletive.

Seriously. Your wife might see the word nipple. Oh noes! She'll be scarred for life. What sort of world do you live in? And why do you assume that everyone here is a het guy? Sexist prig.

@TomWijsman. "...when you have read it through, would you approve of your young sons, young daughters - because girls can read as well as boys - reading this book. Is it a book that you would have lying around in your own house? Is it a book that you would even wish your wife or your servants to read?"

@ErikE. And since when were nipples part of genitalia? (And since when were they unique to females?) As far as I'm aware, the vast majority of mammals have nipples, and they are not part of anyone's genitalia.

Since when has nipple been an expletive?