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touch cloth 

1) to have a turtle head pop from one's rectum before underpants are removed

2) to break wind with more force than expected, and to cause fecal matter to come in to contact with one's underpants before being able to suck it back in
Oh Dave, that sounded like a wet one...did you touch cloth?
touch cloth by Borne September 23, 2004
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Touch Cloth 

One usually "touches cloth" when he/she passes gas and pokes out a turtle head while their pants are still on them. Then a peice of poo then touches their underwear leaving a small stain. This is usually uncomfortable to walk around with.
Dude, I floated an air biscuit and touched cloth.
Touch Cloth by Applesaucelord December 15, 2004

touch cloth 

to be near the point of defecating in one's pants after waiting too long
You should not have to wait til you touch cloth because they are repairing the sink. Use the hand sanitizer.

tarquin touchcloth

when you follow through after a vigorous fart
'Oh Christ, just did a Tarky Toucher in my Undies'
tarquin touchcloth by Beardo April 27, 2004
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