jackrabbit haunches 

The loin and upper thigh of the wild desert hare. A favorite dish of Roger and Virginia Clarvin and Barbara Hernandez.

After a supper of jackrabbit haunches, we laid out beneath the stars.

jackrabbit haunches by deehenny January 22, 2011

batten down the hatches 

Nautical: secure a boat's hatch-tarpaulins, esp. when rough weather is expected.

Figurative: prepare for a difficult time or crisis, trouble is coming.

Oh ohh, batten down the hatches, here comes the tax collector.

batten down the hatches by uvu November 19, 2007

deer haunches 

Womens legs that are skinny in the calves -- and overly massive in the thighs. Can make for wild sex.

Sarah is rocking those fucking deer haunches.

deer haunches by TomKVideo December 29, 2008

haunches

The area where the back of the leg and butt meet.

The area that hurts after a long bike ride. Or when a woman is wearing short-shorts and bends over, she exposes her haunches.

haunches by LenoreBenay August 14, 2006

Juice on her haunches 

When a girl has some curves on her thighs and buttocks.

Daannng that girl has got some juice on her haunches

Juice on her haunches by thenalak September 10, 2010

Wap hatches 

The access panels in maternity clothes that allow one to access boobs/“wap them out” for nursing.

The wap hatches on her top made it really easy to feed the baby.

Wap hatches by JB24Korvapuusti September 29, 2023

batten the hatches 

a) (original meaning) : among winter time lobster and crab fishermen in North America: on a vessel, to close all entrances to the lower decks and crew cabins when you are in a storm

b) (my new and improved meaning): in Atlantic Canada and New England and in cities such as New York, Boston, Montreal, Halifax, to insulate the doors and windows of one's house for the winter months.

to batten the hatches definition b), even if it costs a small fortune, is a snow-brainer if you live in Canada or The northeastern United States

batten the hatches by Uncle Dimma March 7, 2015