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1) American slang (circa 1990s) for a pair of tight, short-cut blue-jean shorts worn by women to emphisize their legs and buttocks. Eponymously derived from the clothing worn by the character Daisy Duke on the popular(?)80s hicksplotation show _The Dukes of Hazzard_.
2) British rhyming slang for shoes. Derived from boots (shoes)= daisy roots, shortened to daisies.
1) "Man, those daisies are so tight on her ass they must've been painted on."
2) "Check out the flash daisies I got. I found 'em in the tube on a dead buskerwho was lying next to a broken guitar and a sheaf a' sheetmusic labeled 'The Best of Stryper'..."
daisies by MAC-Gyver May 27, 2003
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When the huns came out of the snow
"They popped out of the snow! like Daisies

Daisies Den

Prison slang term for a gentleman’s posterior. His bum hole.
I’m targeting a job in Daisies Den
Daisies Den by Anon123456778 November 19, 2018

pushing up daisies 

A phrase used to describe someone dead. You will be in the ground dead so therefore daisies will grow on you, and you will be "pushing up daisies"
Joe "Hey i don't like you"
Steve "You wanna fight?"
Joe "Don't fight me or you'll be pushing up daisies"

Bill "Did you hear about Steve?"
Tom "Ya i heard he got into a fight"
Bill "Ya, now he's just pushing up daisies."
pushing up daisies by koolkid... October 7, 2009

Awksey Daisies 

An awkward moment, derived from 'Oopsie daisies'
'Man, that was so awkward!'

'I know, i was so like Awksey Daisies'
Awksey Daisies by Connie M&M December 5, 2011

pushing up daisies 

pushing up daisies by fast pate June 12, 2003

pushing daisies 

Dead. Your body is dead in the ground, and being used as fertilizer by plants. Hence you are "pushing" plants up from the ground.
I've got 20 years till I'm pushing daises.

He better be careful or he'll be pushing daisies by year's end.
pushing daisies by radpin August 5, 2008
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