Perhaps some otherwise ordinary person with「twisted speech sounds」may use a speech pattern that served to IDENTIFY or make the person EMBLEMATIC within a community.
　「Rod in orifice within penis torture device」and「sounds made with the needle」denoting someone who endured bougie reaming with entry in his penile meatus during many CHAPTERS of gonorrhea treatment sessions and earned a MEDAL, the RED BADGE OF COURAGE.
　Think of the English expression「tongue twister」as something very difficult to say clearly.「Swollen erection tonguing mouth screwing, twisted, in rotation」indicates an impediment to speech: BRANDING a defiant, unruly slave by piercing the tongue and inserting a「twisted bar」that could not be removed, or in cases of extreme anger of the master, simply chopping or grabbing and twisting out the tongue, a true BADGE, EMBLEM of IDENTIFICATION if there ever was one.「Distinctive manner of speaking due to having a bar shoved through your tongue, or having no tongue at all to speak of」(pun there, sorry). See 音 detailing treatment of a「biting fellatrix」for details of this INSIGNIA.
　「Sounds, noises of screwing」would make the actions KNOWN IN AN OBVIOUS MANNER TO ALL, and such vocalizations might also be sufficiently unique among all the individuals of a tribe so that IDENTIFICATION and BRANDING as the INSIGNIA of one or both of the copulators could easily be recognized by others in the cave, particularly the echoes of louder gasps and hollering.
　「Tonguing mouth within torture device of penis standing and screwing」describes a psychopathic corporate officer, fief lord, tribal chief, father, and so on as an alpha male intent upon making his actions KNOWN IN AN OBVIOUS MANNER TO ALL, with either literal or figurative IDENTIFICATION and BRANDING of an employee or subordinate as an INSIGNIA. As with her meat assets today such as cattle, pigs, and sheep, shaman owners also BRANDED their property, the service providers, as proof of ownership and for identification purposes in the event one of them became「lost.」
　「Quick erection」springing to attention and ready for action, or「erection, coming before others」as an erection undergoing premature ejaculation…these attributes of a person may cause them to become EMBLEMATIC within a community in their own right and make someone KNOWN IN AN OBVIOUS MANNER TO ALL sooner or later, as might someone who is able to perform「fellation rotation.」The concept of a series of blow jobs starting from an unaroused state until climax, in succession, is also similar to a series of CHAPTERS of a novel,「fellatio in rotation」and in fact the first known novel actually contained a series of chapters about「fellatio in rotation」The Tale of Genji that likely was written 1,000 years ago chapter by chapter in installments by different authors, identified by their respective CHOPS on each CHAPTER (or in original English, 'chopter' that also means 'cut off,' from Latin capitulum). The English expression「chop chop」may have originated with this Chinese glyph, and refers to these elements,「erect penis, hurry」as an order from a master to a slave that some order should be performed without any delay or else the tongue would be「chopped」out of the slave's mouth…and so on.
　Various literary styles could be clearly identified as emblematic among authors (pre-Internet days, remember, so that plagiarism was slightly more difficult) as a「distinctive manner of writing」something difficult to say clearly or describe by regular folks but possible for an author, in addition to the author's SEAL or CHOP on the pages being the EMBLEM of the author, the flat end normally「twisted」into thick, blood-red cinnabar before making an impression as an unforgettable memory, resembling a「defiant slave's tongue」after being chopped out of a mouth…

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: chapter; section; clause; movement (of symphony); seal; badge; regulation; order
Japanese: chapter, section, medal
Unihan extended: composition; chapter, section
EDRDG: badge; chapter; composition; poem; design

Used within names (nanori)
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