selling oranges

Letting a girl touch your balls and dick

Hey dude nick was selling oranges to kiley in the janitors closet

by Potatoking August 14, 2015

seeing orange

It comes from the idea of Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs where Mr. Orange turns out to be a snitch. When one says they are seeing orange, it means they think somebody is a snitch or snitching.

I wonder who called the cops on me. Looking at my neighbors is like seeing orange.

by FilthyMexicanJesusMan aka FMJM June 6, 2009

kick the orange

Failing or messing up; not succeeding.

1) I hope I didn't kick the orange on my test!

2) Man, I totally kicked the orange on that test.

by wurd. August 12, 2006

ernie orange

the color a person gets when they over tan, fake bake, or use self-tanning cream where the color does not look right most obvious in the winter months in the midwest. Named after the Sesame Street character of the same name and color; oompa loompa

Who is Esme trying to fool? It's winter... in Minnesota... pretty sure we don't have sun or beaches... she looks redic! Doesn't she know she's ernie orange?

by lotuspanda March 15, 2008

orange fanta

when a girl gets a spray tan and during oral sex a man licks her body and enjoys it as one would enjoy orange fanta.

she tasted like orange fanta in bed.

by fantagingerlover69 May 29, 2018

Orange Roughy

(Verb) An Orange Roughy is the act of someone- either a man or woman- masturbating with Cheeto dust on their hands.

Not to be confused with orange roughy the strand of New Zealand cannabis.

After that fourteen hour raid on WoW, Steve gave himself an orange roughy to his favorite Princess Leia pinup.

by ThatOneNerdGuy December 3, 2011

Orange Tea

Orange Tea is a type of weed which has a very disinct smell. Smells like tea and tastes fantastic. It's rare in the U.S but recently has made its way across the nation. First strand to hit America was in 2006 in New York city. it is pricy, the same cost as your nice strand of headies or exotics.

Orange Tea - red/orange hairs
many crystals
distinct smell

by Professor Robert Henry Lee February 24, 2009