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just a little 

a song that is performed with sexually orientated movement before, during or after a theatrical performance.
if performed too often, performers may be kicked out of groups. eg. drama ensembles.
actions that are done to song, must include thrusting of legs, hips and pelvis', particulary on hard surfaces, eg. floor boards.
"hughsi.... you are so....sexy, everything about you so sexy, you dont even know what you've gotttt, you're really hitting my spot, oh yer"
just a little by cheriẹ July 18, 2005
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Just a little 

There is “just a little left”(there is a lot left)
Just a little by lil kettle May 3, 2022

just a little material 

A slang term for an erection. When the male penis hardens the clothing of the male will rise in the groin region.
"what is that dude!?"

"Ah nothing, just a little material."
just a little material by Dailles August 18, 2007

Just a little monkey in a man's world 

A condescending sentense to describe someone whom is in way over their head, just like a little monkey in the urban city would be
"How was your weekend, Nathaniel? "
"Horrible, on friday I had a violin lesson, but I took the wrong train and ended up in the Bronx"
"oh, so you were just a little monkey in a man's world, ey?"

just a little bit

A lot
just a little bit by Ink148 July 2, 2017

just a little roadside humour 

A phrase used after a serious comment makes an individual angry. The phrase is to make light of the serious comment, such as to convince the person spoken to that the aforementioned comment was just a joke.....even though actually it was not a joke.
Come on lighten up.....when I told you that you are ugly I didn't mean it. It was just a little roadside humour!!!

just a little poop 

Big enormous stinky fart/ shit.. made out to smell like roses.
What! It's just a little poop!
just a little poop by TCP January 18, 2017
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