Jocing
Jocing by Lmaourfunny June 15, 2022
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Jocing
To Joce someone means to talk to them through out their stay in jail. The Jocer expects the Jocee to stay loyal and not cheat on them - hold them down .
"Girl, I heard that Nisha been jocing RayRay ass in jail."
"Mhmm tea bitchh , I hope she don't mess over him ."
"Mhmm tea bitchh , I hope she don't mess over him ."
Jocing by Forevered12 April 12, 2015
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Jicing
Josing
A multi-meaning word which originated as prison slang in Louisiana, particularly South Louisiana and is primarily used in those areas.
Josing can be defined as the following:
1. Serving time in jail or prison.
2. Participating in an activity or distraction, particularly in jail, which makes the time seem to pass faster.
3. The act of joking at someone else's expense, especially in jail but also used in street context.
Josing can be defined as the following:
1. Serving time in jail or prison.
2. Participating in an activity or distraction, particularly in jail, which makes the time seem to pass faster.
3. The act of joking at someone else's expense, especially in jail but also used in street context.
Grandpa Joeing
Technique used mainly by males to sleep in the same quarters (Bed, Couch, etc.) without having the threat of gay/awkward encounters. The two will lay in opposite directions (feet next to head) mirroring the position used in the movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory by Grandpa Joe and the other geriatrics in that beat on shit-hole house.
I was Grandpa Joeing on the couch with Raff yesterday watchin golf
Yo I dont have anywhere to sleep, you mind if I Grandpa Joe with you.
I slept with Jim, its cool tho we Grandpa Joe'd
Yo I dont have anywhere to sleep, you mind if I Grandpa Joe with you.
I slept with Jim, its cool tho we Grandpa Joe'd
Grandpa Joeing by T$SS March 29, 2011
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