Prison Hole

Your butthole
Where people in prison sneak in their belongings.

Erin: I can’t sneak this in!
Mikayla: Just hide it in your prison hole.
Mikey: I hide stuff in my prison hole all the time.

by Kayla411 June 16, 2024

Prisonbutbad

Prisonbutbad is a minecraft server where you pvp in a really bad prison. play it some time. IP: PrisonButBad.minehut.gg

I am playing on Prisonbutbad

by Mcchicken85 June 24, 2024

prison pearls

Permanently implanting marbles or like objects +not all are round) in a mans 'member' for his bf's pleasure during a stent in prison

Those are my prison pearls, I had them done for my 'wife' when I got out.

by Tools#1fan June 24, 2024

Prison pocket

Is either your vagina or your butt.

Put your dope in your prison pocket if we get pulled over by the police.

by Diamondxo June 24, 2024

Prison Loofah

The act of soaping up another inmates beard. Then using said inmates beard like a loofah.

After Tyrone soaped up the inmates beard. Tyrone had the inmate rub up and down his back with his prison loofah.

by Terry slammedyourmomma June 30, 2024

Prison Napalm

Prison Napalm: An improvised weapon in prisons, created by mixing boiling hot water with sugar and throwing it on someone’s face or body. It causes severe burns, can lead to life-changing injuries, and is typically used for revenge, punishment, or torture. It’s called “Prison Napalm” because it’s boiling hot and sticks like napalm, making it difficult to remove. It’s easily accessible and can affect both inmates and prison staff.

Lee: Bruv, I was watching this prison documentary the other night. Looks well easy in there.
Frank: Don’t be a muppet, bruv! If you Upset the wrong person, they’ll throw prison napalm in your face. Your face will melt off, and you won’t be so tough then LOL.
Lee. Init bruv LOL.
Frank: LOL.

by Jamie Cheese January 26, 2026

Prison rap

Prison rap: A phenomenon where inmates create rap music while serving time. Using smartphones, WhatsApp, or voicemail, prisoners record their lyrics, making bars behind bars. Sometimes they film short videos on their phones, but often they send voice notes to people outside, who professionally produce the tracks, add beats, and turn them into real records—uploading them to social media or YouTube, letting the music be heard—and sometimes monetized—outside prison.

Lee: Bruv, Did you see that YouTube video about that UK rapper Mazza_L20 in it?. He said he made a whole rap record just by leaving voicemail to to his girlfriend while in jail. He pointed to it hung on his wall LOL.
Frank: That’s sick, bruv real prison rap.
Lee: Init bruv LOL.
Frank: LOL.

by Jamie Cheese January 27, 2026