noun, masculine/bi.ɡu.di/plural: bigoudis
curler, roller (for hair); willy, schlong (penis)
“On apprend la vie secrète Des angoissés d' la bébête Ou de ceux qui trouvent dégourdi De montrer leur bigoudi” — You learn about the secret life Of people who are self-conscious about their willy Or those who think it's smart To show off their schlong
Uncertain. Possibly from Portuguese bigode (“moustache”) with semantics influenced by the obsolete term bigotère (“moustache curler”), itself derived from Spanish bigote and cognate with the Portuguese term. Attested 1852.