sister from another litter

An animal's sister who was born in a different litter than them.

We have two dogs, Chomp and Sarah, Chomp's sister from another litter.

My cat Her Majesty met her sister from another litter, Esmerelda.

by Aunt Tifa Lockhart November 1, 2022

Eat my kitty litter

An expression used in anger to convey dislike, disgust, or contempt. i.e. eat shit

You don't like the clothes I'm wearing? Well, you can just eat my kitty litter!

by Impulse319 August 3, 2007

Louisiana Litter Box

After a drunken one night stand, the woman wakes up before the man and is completely disgusted by him so she pisses in the bed and sneaks out... leaving it for the man to clean up.

"I was so hammered the other night and this guy totally took advantage of me so I Louisiana Litter Boxed him good."

by Ddogg4evr January 22, 2010

Plenty more pussy in the litter box

When a girl pies you but there are a lot more girls about to crack on with

Steve: victoria just pied me to go out with her mates
Chris: don’t worry mate there’s plenty more pussy in the litter box
Steve: you’re right I’ll give Jessica a message now

by Christophe6969 July 14, 2019

Clitty litter

There is charge from a female that is left over in the crotch part of a female's dirty underwear

Oh gross ,you should see the nasty underwear I found in the laundry room. There was so much clitty litter left over in those underwear I didn't want to touch them!!!!

by Breanna ,Vesey-Davis May 31, 2020

cunny litter

CUNNY LITTER = THE DRIED AND FLAKY WHITE DISCHARGE IN A WOMAN'S PANTIES.

Cunny Litter is to pussy, what Parmesan Cheese is to Pasta 🍝

by Babbs and Brock Myers-Cox October 7, 2023

second-hand littering

Refers to where you pick up a discarded object to examine it for possible value to you, then decide that you don't want it, either, and toss it down again.

Second-hand littering has been a hotly-debated topic for eons. One the one hand, a person who picks up something that someone else has already thrown away likely feels that it's not his responsibility to go and find a trash can for said discarded object just because he briefly handled it, since he was not the one who originally discarded the item, and he himself is a conscientious bloke who never litters like that with his own trash. But many other humans disagree --- they feel that by tossing away the item again, this "second" person is littering just as much as the "original" litterbug, since he, too, is dropping an unwanted item on the ground. "Dropping any unwanted item on the ground instead of in a trash can is still littering," they insist, "regardless of whether the item was already there or not!"

by QuacksO August 17, 2018