When legs are exposed from the knees up while sitting due to shorts that are to short exposing milky white thighs.
by bearbutt luver January 16, 2011
pizza knees is what you get when you pick up a fresh pizza from the pizza parlor and hold it in your lap on the way home in the car.
by jewdy7 August 19, 2008
1. when visible knees (or sometimes legs) are of a distinctly different color to the rest of the body. usually from when tanning of the legs is done separately from the upper body.
2. to describe someone with jaffa knees (said quickly as one word, like "Japanese")
The use of 'Jaffa' is borrowed from the Jaffa chocolates - chocolate confectionery with an orange candy shell - describing the either particularly orange tan, or even dark brown (almost chocolate) color of the said knees
2. to describe someone with jaffa knees (said quickly as one word, like "Japanese")
The use of 'Jaffa' is borrowed from the Jaffa chocolates - chocolate confectionery with an orange candy shell - describing the either particularly orange tan, or even dark brown (almost chocolate) color of the said knees
by HAJIMEMASHITE! February 10, 2010
by Big-D A stat April 08, 2008
Teacher: You dress is too short and violates dress code
Student: Oh hell naw, free the knee mofo
Group Chant: Free the knee!, Free the Knee!
Student: Oh hell naw, free the knee mofo
Group Chant: Free the knee!, Free the Knee!
by iamthetruth.com September 10, 2019
The definition of knee deep is simply deep in a situation. Yet, it's often used with negativity.. Such as.. I am knee deep in my own bile.
Sally: Man, I flunked my exam again.
Bob: When your mom finds out you're going to be knee deep in trouble.
Bob: When your mom finds out you're going to be knee deep in trouble.
by YearRoundPMSGirl November 01, 2003
someone who is a geek, dork, and nerd all at the same time. the original spelling was neekork. But was later changed to make sense phonetically.
"that guy with the glasses and is in the band, i heard he is really good at math!" -- Person 1
"Really? that makes him a dork, geek, and nerd!"-- Person 2
"you mean a knee cork?"-- Person 1
"Really? that makes him a dork, geek, and nerd!"-- Person 2
"you mean a knee cork?"-- Person 1
by LaughinShark January 10, 2010