clothes fucking

basically like dry humping. but instead its called clothes fucking and its really really fun and hawt and sexy.

we were clothes fucking all night long

by P H I S H <3 January 13, 2008

Touching Cloth

When you have to poop really bad and you can barely hold it in. So bad the poop is touching your underwear or is close to it.

you: Man do I have to take a dump really bad. I don't think I can hold it in.
me: Are you "touching cloth"? Ewwwww

by ugokucky December 11, 2010

mainstream clothes

The common, typical items of clothing especially worn by teenagers. These clothes consist of:

-Superdry
-Hollister
-Abercrombie and Fitch
-Jack Wills
-Mustard Chinos (boys)
-Jeans
-Polo shirts

The average teenager would be seen wearing these.

Person One: Today, whilst in town, I saw 46 Superdry coats and 27 boys wearing those Topman mustard chinos.

Person Two: Urgh, god. Yeah everybody at the minute is wearing stuff like Hollister and Jack Wills. I can't stand all the mainstream clothes!

by thecrazygingerchap June 1, 2011

skin clothing

Skin clothing is what brohoes wear.
it represents dirtbiking.

is she wearing skin clothing? shes a brohoe.

by 951 TR September 16, 2007

hangover clothes

"ones you wear at home that you dont really like and wear on sundays when hungover."

dan: aww man my head, i dunno what to wear, i think i'm just gunna wear my hangover clothes, this old hoodie will do.

by Edie Fox December 28, 2008

City Clothes

Clothing you can wear to work or out on the town; not a uniform.

He looked so handsome in his city clothes. It was a dramatic improvement from the Oompa Loompa uniform he wore to the factory.

by Jaelen Sisera September 7, 2018

clothes-lazy

adj: a state of mind where you simply have no desire to wear any clothes at all, often restricting the activities you would like to undertake, for example going on skype with your little brother, or leaving your room to buy chocolate from a vending machine.

Tom, you're so clothes-lazy!

yes i'm so clazey!

by looley fazakerkoo May 31, 2010