Ankle Bracelets

Hoop earrings that are large enough to fit the wearer's feet through, thus pinning their feet behind their head.

Mary's hoop earrings are so big they can be used as ankle bracelets.

by Carl Stawicki October 07, 2009

jelly bracelets..

omg wtf i just knew this like a few days ago and i was shocked who the hell made this bull up?..i bet it was a fucked-up drunken ass!....they have no meanings i think they look cute for every girl to wear in ma place we dunt have these problems but a boy snapped ma frnds black bracelet and he was like u have to have sex with me or ill rape u and this boy is like 17 and outta skool....our gang*boys and girls* were tellin him wtf it has no meanin its FASHION!...
and they r cute to wear nuthin else..

red-lapdance
blue-blowjob
gold-everything
clear(gray)-wat the snapper wants
pink-kissin
yellow-hugging
black- SEX..

by kisses and hugs April 26, 2005

jelly bracelets

I was waring these things (the originals) when I was younger, and they ment nothing, and reading threw what everyone is saying here they still mean nothing. No one has a set of rules for these things. All these kids need to find a safer hobbie than sex!

I still have mine from the 80s, and just won't were them till this silly thing blows over.

by radars mom June 06, 2004

jelly bracelets

yea ok i ahgve work these braclets ever since i was in 6th grade and i am now in 11th! i don't care what the meanings are me and my friends break mine all the time b/c i have about 1000 and we joke about it's so gay! you peeps that think it's all sexual need to get a life! dude you are makin it bad for us kids/teens!

back of an leav it alone!

by foxxy61485 August 16, 2004

jelly bracelets

this is what ours stands for (i'm not sure of all but i'll guess at some)
Black:sex
Green:kiss
Pink:hug
gray(silver):flash
orange(peachy):lap dance
i'm not sure about others

they wear them mostly for fashion they won't ever do the thing at school!

by Kati May 26, 2004

dyke bracelet

A rainbow coloured bracelet, usually braided or twined, worn by out and proud lesbians. Often given as a gift by one's lesbian partner to signify both their partnership, and their sexuality. Could also be given as a gift to signify an affection.

Can also be seen as a support for gay rights.

Example One:
Person A: Uhh, are you wearing a dyke bracelet?
Person B: A what?
Person A: Well if anyone asks just deny it.
Person C: That wasn't a gift... was it?

Example Two:
Person A: Lol, me and my girlfriend got matching dyke bracelets the other day.
Person B: So you've come out?

by Wordgasmic November 19, 2008

jelly bracelets

black- hand job
white-blow job
pink- lap dance
yellow-whut ever the snapper wants
green-fingering
blue-make out
orange-intercourse

whut ever

by tori April 19, 2004