Clark, feel free to correct me on this if I misuse any names.
Common Nomenclature for Lego Families
mine | ||
![]() | A bent four-er | bent flatsie foursie |
![]() | Round flat one-er | round onesie; coin |
![]() | A flat clippy piece | flatsie clip |
![]() | A two-er with only one bobble | one-knob twosie flatsie |
![]() | A flat clippy bit | side clip flatsie |
![]() | A rectangular one-er | onesie |
![]() | Flat square one-er | flat onesie |
![]() | Cylinder one-er | round onesie |
![]() | A joining bit | short flagpole type thingy (I don't think we ever really discussed this one) |
![]() | Spinny bit | Spinny bit |
![]() | Flat one-er with no bobble | blank flatsie onesie |
![]() | Flat clippy piece | side onesie |
![]() | Groovy bit | Grill bit |
![]() | T-shaped joiney thing | I didn't have any of these in my Lego set. But I'd call it a t-bar. |
![]() | Light saber handle | I wish I had these in my Lego set. |
![]() | The piece that goes on top of the spinny piece to make it spin | spinny top |
![]() | An upper piece | upside down slanty foursie |
![]() | Two-er hole-y bit | skinny twosie with holes |
![]() | Lego crystal | ooh, that's a fancy one |
![]() | Four-er | twosie |
![]() | Microphone | nightstick |
![]() | Upper piece | tall slanty |
![]() | Three-er | skinny threesie |
![]() | Light saber blade | light saber |
![]() | A piece you clip wheels on | flat wheel base |
![]() | Wing piece | plane bit |
![]() | Fire piece | Fire |
![]() | L-shape | bent flatsie foursie |
![]() | Six-er | threesie |
![]() | Wing piece | airplane tail |
![]() | Control set | computer |
![]() | An attach-any-side piece | fire hydrant onesie |
![]() | A piece that you can clip something on the side | headlight onesie; onesie with a hole |