A slang in prisons across US that is implying on nearby guards that are coming to search and/or check on prisoners. It's used between inmates to warn each other of upcoming possible guard.
Is also refereed to as "the floor is soaking wet" or "the floor is really wet" which means that C.O.'s know something is up, and the inmates should really hurry up with covering up any possible "unacceptable or illegal actions".
Is also refereed to as "the floor is soaking wet" or "the floor is really wet" which means that C.O.'s know something is up, and the inmates should really hurry up with covering up any possible "unacceptable or illegal actions".
by Frankliiin January 14, 2017
The -“floor is wet” is a line from prison meaning the patrol officers are doing the runs, this can also be used on teachers
Person on Lookout: THE FLOOR IS WET
Everyone scatters back to doing what they’re doing and the teacher greets everyone with awards for doing great work
Everyone scatters back to doing what they’re doing and the teacher greets everyone with awards for doing great work
by an unkown gender hello December 10, 2017
by NathanOG March 14, 2017