Under the lemon slice

A term used to describe a secure location where something is kept

Johnathan was worried about his new salary, so he made sure he kept some under the lemon slice.

by cggccggccggc July 4, 2019

slice the Limburger

To pass gas that is extremely odiferous, super-loud/drawn-out, and/or copiously voluminous, so that said whizzpopper is noticeably more offensive than simply "cutting the cheese".

I chowed down on three bowls of fragrant steaming baked beans at the neighbors' backyard barbeque last evening, and now my butt-hole is parched and raw from having to slice the Limburger all night.

by QuacksO October 15, 2018

Slice the mango

To drive over a curb while driving

Slice the mango: Man, Dave really sliced that mango

by Skyferret69 September 19, 2021

slice on the mat

A slice on the mat is a Second War British term. It signifies the eager anticipation of a serviceman returning home on leave; as his woman opens the door they can't even wait to get to the bedroom, and have sex there and then, on the mat, just inside the door. It is still used.

I hadn't seen her for three months, and when I turned up she immediately gave me a slice on the mat. She did remember to close the door, though. . .

by benbisley July 22, 2010

Slice on the Side

A lover other than one's partner.

You break up with your woman? Who is this girl you are with?

We didn't break up. She's just my slice on the side

by fusion44 January 4, 2023

the cheese has a slice in it now

a saying that means somehing can't be fixed or changed. Something happened that can't be helped or reversed, and the cheese has a slice in it.

"I can't believe you said that! You're so embarressing!"
"Well the cheese has a slice in it now!"

by Calliope!who October 2, 2007

The moons just a slice away

For something to seem simple, but in reality it's nonsense. Also used to confuse and or troll others; a friendly joke.

"Yo bro, she said no when I asked her out."
"Sometimes the moons just a slice away bro."

by James E. Robert October 4, 2015