special touch

When a male tickles a female's asshole untill she shits all over his fingers.

"I gave that hoe my special touch"

by Remington Roberts May 31, 2006

cheese touch

When your fingers are covered in cheese crumbs from cheese doodles (cheet?) and you touch somebody else.

Sean was eating cheese doodles and he yelled to his sister "cheese touch" and touched her getting cheese doodle crumbs all over and making her cry.

by phil from Phila August 28, 2010

Touch and Go

Waking up borderline still drunk or hazy from the night before. Feeling like you are still out of it from too much partying.

Why did I stay out so late? Now I'm touch and go at work!!

by Miss Kate August 30, 2007

touch n go

When your high is coming down like an airplane landing, you touch town on the runway, then as you rip the bong, apply full power abd away you go into the clouds.

mile high airlines: tower, this is Dude420, where is dat bong is, need a touch n go on runway 420, then straight out departure to cali.

tower: roger dude420, cleared touch n go, runway 420, straight out departure approved, please use the hit-it-or-pass-it procedure at flight level 420 upon westbound turn.

mile high airlines: copy, dude420 out

by cccbbr November 15, 2013

Touch

Meaning awesome, hot, the best. Originating in the suburbs of Western Sydney, circa 2001.

Nathan says Tom’s phone voice is touch; it starts all formal and strong, then goes smouldery and alluring.

by CannaR December 13, 2019

Touch grass

This saying is used on people who are spending their life doing dumb, cringe, or shitty things. It is told to get that person back to “reality” and go outside and get fresh air. It’s also a good reminder for anyone who’s retarded enough to never exercise to begin with.

It’s also one of the best coping methods for any person who’s addicted to tiktok cringe.

Damn, Dream Stans are so fucking retarded. They really need to touch grass.

by Randomshit_69 July 18, 2022

Jump Touch

a celebratory leap of joy into a fellow leaper, often connecting at the chest, bumping in mid-air to express feelings of joy. This is primarily seen from athletes at sporting events, birthday parties, dog races, and SAT testing facilities.

Jimmy just scored a touchdown. In celebration, Johnny ran up to him for a jump touch as the crowd went wild.

by David Peck March 28, 2008