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Mold in the Fold 

A severe yeast infection that occurs in the fat folds of extremely obese women. Quite possibly the nastiest thing imaginabe.
Chap one: "There is a rather nasty odor emenating from that extremely rotund lady."
Chap two: "Ah yes, I know her roommate, and she mentioned that she doesn't bathe as often as she should. And I note she is buying 23 boxes of Monistat. Perhaps she has some Mold in the Fold?"
Mold in the Fold by Gaz Edmunds October 2, 2006
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Mold in the Fold 

The mold that grows in the crevice between fat folds. Most commonly found (or smelled) on morbidly obese people.
Dang! That McFatty has some seriously rank Mold in the Fold
Mold in the Fold by funky fatty November 21, 2013

Mold in the Fold 

A severe yeast infection that occurs in the fat folds of extremely obese women. Quite possibly the nastiest thing imaginabe.
Chap one: "There is a rather nasty odor emenating from that extremely rotund lady."
Chap two: "Ah yes, I know her roommate, and she mentioned that she doesn't bathe as often as she should. And I note she is buying 23 boxes of Monistat. Perhaps she has some Mold in the Fold?"
Mold in the Fold by Gaz Edmunds September 23, 2008
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