juxt 

to rob

yo B i got juxted at the club last night

juxt by prophecy da lyrical May 7, 2003

juxt into position 

the complex manipulation of people so that they are maneuvered into position to achieve a desired goal.

My desires are complex, and so I need to juxt into position the various players who can fulfill their tasks to achieve my objective.

juxt into position by Vorlon007 August 14, 2016

Juxtabate 

To masterbate with somebody else to such a mind blowing effect that it heavily contrasts the recipient's own skills and techniques.

Whoa, like she just totally juxtabated me last night, so much better than whatever I could do.

Juxtabate by PorkiousMaximus November 28, 2014

Juxtapussytion 

A specific style of the artistic technique of 'juxtaposition' whereby one of the contrasting images contains a vagina motif.

'The Guggenheim has an incredibly powerful Andy Warhole work on display called 'pooch in the cooch.' The juxtapussytion of putting a Doberman in a midget's vagina not only made an interesting statement on the modern existential dilemma, but also gave me a bone so hard a dog couldn't chew through it.'

Juxtapussytion by Anonymous submissions January 29, 2017

juxtapose 

The comparing of two objects, set side by side to be examined.

" the two pictures are to be juxtaposed, to find differences"

"listen to Tool's 'Schism', juxtaposed is used"

juxtapose by Matt Self June 24, 2005

Juxtaproxy 

A person or thing that is close to being what it truly is, but slightly misaligned or shaped by it's percieved misinterpretation.

Error in judgement.

1) John fell into his juxtaproxy trying to impress his friends again. I was he would just be himself.

2) From a distance I thought I had seen a rabbit cross the road, but it turned out to be a juxtaproxy. It was a tumbleweed.

Juxtaproxy by ChaoticLunatic May 1, 2009

Juxtapose 

A word meaning to place objects next to one another to create contrast. It has widely been used in the art world, and, unfortunately, has been picked up by art students. This means that if there is any contrast in any given student piece, you are bound to hear this word when critique time comes around.

Student A: The artist is creating a vivid dialogue through the use of the miniscule color-blocked area of the painting juxtaposes the gargantuan, overpowering, almost didactic imagery encompassing it.

Student B: You're just trying to use big words at this point, aren't you?

Juxtapose by TeegTeegs March 2, 2013