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The redzone is the area between your belly button and the base of your penis.
As soon as she crossed into the redzone, I knew I was gonna score.
Redzone by K-StateCheese March 2, 2011
in football, the area inside the 20-yard line
And Comer over the redzone.
redzone by alexzhu January 3, 2005
The time of the month; referring to when a woman has her menstrual flow.
Don't score from inside the redzone.
redzone by mikeyp7114 March 11, 2011
An area where one is prohibited from going, usually after being detained for drug dealing and such.
"You've been redzoned, don't come around these parts" - Officer "Goddman I'm in redzone I'm going to jail!" -Breaching Assailant
redzone by unowned July 4, 2005

redzone and chill 

The Sunday 1:00 version of Netflix and Chill. You and yo girl watch NFL RedZone, catch some nice football, and then score a touchdown of your own...in her vagina.
You: hey baby
THOT: heyyyy
You: Rezdone and chill??
THOT: yeahhh babyy, but rubbers--I ain't trying to catch nothing but some some action from around the league and that dick ;)

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redzone and chill by joeyp15 November 30, 2015

scoring in the red zone 

to have sex with a girl while she's on her period. A reference to football teams scoring within 20 yards of the endzone.
Man I'm pretty horny. I think I may have to try scoring in the red zone tonight.
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Oh man those burritos gave me the throat sweats, I hope I don’t have food poisoning.
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