juice arse
juice arse by MTG January 29, 2004
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juice arse
an overly sweaty butt crack, usually resulting from exercising. Can be seen through shorts or sweatpants.
Man, I have to go shower before class, I have total juice arse from playing basketball during lunch.
OR
Shelley: Man that guy is totally hot, but when I saw him at the gym the other day he had total juice arse!
Rhonda: Gross!
OR
Shelley: Man that guy is totally hot, but when I saw him at the gym the other day he had total juice arse!
Rhonda: Gross!
juice arse by Shellereeno April 14, 2009
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