Orange Julius

An adjective to describe something that you would gladly take for free but wouldn’t pay for with your own money.

An example would be when you go to Dairy Queen and an employee

asks if you want an orange julius that they made and no one claimed. You wouldn’t pay for it but you would gladly take it for free.

Synonym: okay, subpar

1. The concert was orange Julius.
2. These shoes are orange julius.

by CaptinDangerNoodle December 21, 2017

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Daniel Julius

Some dumbass who is terrible at Fortnite and likes jollof rice.

Ahah your such a Daniel Julius!

by mydadisbaldasfock September 20, 2018

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Julius Caesar Especiale

The act (and art) of receiving fellatio from a female counterpart in a dimly lit room while being fanned and fed grapes. The fanning and feeding of grapes may be performed independently, through a series of short breaks (typically at a greater frequency toward the beginning of the process), granted at least one hand or set of lips remains in contact with the penis (and in motion) throughout the fanning and/or feeding period. The receiver of such acts typically sips wine throughout the process and may provide feedback to the female in terms of technique, endurance, and overall performance, as desired.

The splendors of that Julius Caesar Especiale i received the other night can only compare to a blissful, pre-sneeze sense of weightlessness and ephemeral descent through the seemingly infinite tides of ecstacy.

by Neurosojourner September 19, 2010

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Gaius Julius Caesar

The greatest politician and tactitions of the Roman era, Julius Caesar engaged in a series of wars is Gaul, moder day France occupied by a number of barbarian tribes. He added Gaul to the empire and soon desired more power. He defeated the armies of Pompey, his greatest rival, and marched into the city of Rome. He became sole ruler of the Roman Republic and was advised by the Senate of Rome. He was not, however, the first emperor. The Roman Republic was replaced by the Roman Empire during the reign of Rome's first emperor Augustus Caesar.

Gaius Julius Caesar was one of the greatest military leaders in history.

by X-45B23 July 14, 2006

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