What's the difference between a snow man and a snow woman?
Snowballs.
Snowballs.
"Snowballs" is anatomically accurate in the context of winter sculptures — snowmen classically do have balls of snow stacked up. But as a single-word answer to "what's the difference" between a male and female snowperson, the anatomical slang kicks in immediately. The answer is technically correct twice over.
Drop "snowballs" with a completely straight face, like you just answered a construction question about snow architecture.
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