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orange slice 

This is a Dirty Sanchez, but can only be performed when the receiver eats a sizable quantity of Escolar. Escolar, commonly referred to as the "Olestra of the Sea", contains an indigestible oil, which, once passed through a digestive system, comes out as oily, orange diarrhea.

The result is an orange-colored moustache, as opposed to the usual brown.
I took this bitch out for some Escolar sushi last night, and later on, I gave her an orange slice!
orange slice by br0wn3ye August 10, 2009
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orange slice 

Hey, they've got Orange Slice! Yeah!
orange slice by John July 5, 2003

Orange_Slice 

a term to define someone who is into guys and likes anime traps such as astolfo, felix, ect.
He's an Orange_Slice, don't talk to him
Orange_Slice by Axleoc November 24, 2020

The Orange Slice Slidder

The act of taking an orange and creating a tunnel for your penis to fit, and having intercourse with it.
Greg: What did you do last night?

Don: I did the orange slice slidder!

orange slices 

The art of sticking 2 peinis into a orange with a hole in the middle
" bro I want orange slices"
" Ew that's nasty"
orange slices by Cracker jacker mom October 15, 2019

home sliced orange 

a word used by white people who are writing in their Oregon Trail Diary to write about their friends

Slicing Oranges

A playful euphemism for engaging in a friendly but questionably timed intimate assist—similar in spirit to a “reach-around,” but said in a way that sounds suspiciously wholesome. Often used when one wants to dramatically downplay what was actually happening.
Secchi walked into the room way too cheerful for 7 a.m., and Lou just smirked like they’d been slicing oranges behind that closed door.
Slicing Oranges by Commish2001 December 5, 2025
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