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Joe Camel 

The coolest pitch man for cigarettes ever. Has some animal-like tendencies, mainly those of a camel.
Get lung cancer the Joe Camel way! *cough cough*
Joe Camel by sexie chocolate November 13, 2004
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Joe Camel 

Jay-Z looks just like Joe Camel
HE'S A SWAGGER JACKER
"...at your open toe sandals and you look like Joe Camel" Cam'ron
Joe Camel by HaLfCrAzE August 28, 2008

Joe Camel 

An infamous cigarette advertising mascot with a phallic attitude.
Hey, this is Joe Camel, want to smoke a cigarette? Want to smoke a cigar? How about smoking something even bigger?
Joe Camel by danq58 January 16, 2008

Joe camel 

The act of standing over someone and running your dick down the bridge of their nose while stretching your balls to the side covering the eyes, giving the appearance of iconic cigarette mascot joe camel.
Bro josh got so fucked up at the kegger last night he let jon give him a joe camel and post it to instagram his moms pissed !!!!
Joe camel by Jb money October 18, 2017

Joe Camel 

A man's privates. Alternative name for the male reproductive organs (penis and tesicles)
Mary, I'd love it if you'd touch my Joe Camel
Joe Camel by BitchSlap August 7, 2003

camel joe 

a camel joe is a male version of the camel toe
omg gail jus told me that she seen a dude with a speedo so tight she seen his camel joe

Camel Joe 

What happens when men wear pants that are too tight; a male Camel Toe
That guy's camel joe makes it look like he's smuggling golf balls!
Camel Joe by miss.joe March 4, 2010
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