To Soap 

Verb.

The action of putting liquid soap directly on a chair, desk, table, etc. to trick an unsuspecting victim to sit on it. This is usually performed while the victim is out of their seat, however, with great skill, you can soap someone while they are still in the chair with their back turned.

Zach tries to soap Christian every day in science class.

He succeeds.

To Soap by reddevil15 November 17, 2009

to wash your mouth with soap and lemon juice 

to do anything and everything humanely possible to make someone you care about stop swearing.

(N.B: when i was in elementary school this is the type of punishment our teachers threatened us with if we didn't stop swearing)

mother : Daniel, I will soon resort to having to wash your mouth with soap and lemon juice; you have a vocabulary problem

son : why should I stop swearing? Make me.

to wash your mouth with soap and lemon juice by Uncle Dimma February 3, 2015

to wash your mouth with soap and lemon juice 

To make someone stop swearing

I need you to wash your mouth with soap and lemon juice

to wash your mouth with soap and lemon juice by Uncle Dimma April 10, 2017