by yadaddytdon January 04, 2009
1. To work a job which involves walking or standing for the full duration of the shift.
2. To make someone walk to their destination, particularly if they are in your car or home.
2. To make someone walk to their destination, particularly if they are in your car or home.
1. five-o got put on foot patrol, Britney ain't finding a john tonight.
2. A: How'd you and Britney go last night?
B: She's a tease, so I put her on foot patrol in the middle of The 101.
2. A: How'd you and Britney go last night?
B: She's a tease, so I put her on foot patrol in the middle of The 101.
by Intwit June 06, 2011
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A trope seen in movies, TV, and other forms of visual media where a character (typically female, with some exceptions) raises one of their legs upon being kissed passionately.
Though there are examples of this in advertisements prior, the rise of popularity of this trope may have been due to the The Motion Picture Production Code (1930-68). Two of the terms of the code (a.k.a. the Hays Code) were that a woman must have at least one foot on the ground during kissing scenes and that explicit sex could not be shown. Film historians look back on this gesture as either a euphemism for a boner or as a way of implying two characters had sex.
Alternative theories state that it was used for actresses to show off their legs, or to show that a female character could trust her male romantic counterpart by his ability to hold her up. It is also popular in height difference ship art, as one character would be shorter than the other.
Note: This is a trope, and is very unlikely to naturally happen in real life. Some people, on receiving their first kiss, may do this with ignorance of the gesture's fictional nature.
Though there are examples of this in advertisements prior, the rise of popularity of this trope may have been due to the The Motion Picture Production Code (1930-68). Two of the terms of the code (a.k.a. the Hays Code) were that a woman must have at least one foot on the ground during kissing scenes and that explicit sex could not be shown. Film historians look back on this gesture as either a euphemism for a boner or as a way of implying two characters had sex.
Alternative theories state that it was used for actresses to show off their legs, or to show that a female character could trust her male romantic counterpart by his ability to hold her up. It is also popular in height difference ship art, as one character would be shorter than the other.
Note: This is a trope, and is very unlikely to naturally happen in real life. Some people, on receiving their first kiss, may do this with ignorance of the gesture's fictional nature.
(from movie The Princess Diaries, which inspired the name "foot popping kiss")
Mia: In old films, whenever a girl would get seriously kissed, her foot would just kind of...pop!
Mia: In old films, whenever a girl would get seriously kissed, her foot would just kind of...pop!
by eggsthetic March 04, 2019
code used to describe a women/a nice meaty vag! usually while your with your boys and a female is in your presence!
by VTB April 10, 2007
Jake: Hey man, how's things going with Monica.
Steve: O, I left that stank ho. She had that 10 FOOT PUSSY. I stuck my plasma tv in there and she still wasn't feelin' it.
Jake: I hear that. I was hittin' that back in 1996.
Steve: O, I left that stank ho. She had that 10 FOOT PUSSY. I stuck my plasma tv in there and she still wasn't feelin' it.
Jake: I hear that. I was hittin' that back in 1996.
by cocklobster7002 March 17, 2009
this is when a guy holds a girl by her waist while her hands are around his neck and they kiss, then she feels good inside and her foot pops up!
by ash-tRay October 18, 2006