your orange

Someone you really care about a lot .You could defend this person anytime anyday no matter the situation .

your orange person is someone you care about the most

by shortgirl2.0 June 1, 2023

Your orange

Your comfort person.

A person that became important to you in so little time, and that you'd do anything for them.
You feel safe around them.

He's your orange, you always go to him to find rest.

by a random spanish lady May 23, 2024

Juicin' Up Your Orange

To arouse some one. To turn someone on.

See that chick dancing with that dude over there she is defiantly Juicin' up his orange. or Juicin' up your orange

by CoCobaby9843 April 8, 2010

Peel an Orange in your Pocket

Meaning tight with money, selfish, unlikly to share with others.

Ben: "Paul can I have one of them sweets please?"
Paul: "Fuck off they're mine!"
Ben: "Tight fucker, you would peel an orange in your pocket!"
Paul: "Whatever"

by Ben Daniels December 17, 2006

peel an orange in your pocket

to generally be a tight ass mofo who would never share his biscuits with u or such items.

Scott: Can i have a biscuit please??

Philippe: No, i bought these biscuits. They're mine!!!

Scott: U tight mofo, i bet u can peel an orange in your pockets!!

by a disgruntled worker March 8, 2010

stick your thumb in the orange

Being aggressive with a situation

Lisa stick your thumb in the orange and tell him that you’re tired of being used.

by BananaW11 November 17, 2018

Leave Your Oranges @ Home Day

This quasi-holiday was made to add some specialness to a boring school day. Planned a few days in advance, this will make a regular school day a lot more interesting. Whoever wants to celebrate this day wears orange clothing, from a bracelet or a shirt all the way to a full orange outfit. Cupcakes are made as well, they can be orange or any other theme. It's fun to show up at school with many of your friends in orange and the teachers not know what's going on. The cupcakes must be extra yummy too. All who celebrate this day are required to tell people to: "Leave your oranges at home, please and thank you!" Whenever the holiday is written the at is always the at symbol: @. Leave Your Oranges @ Home Day can happen once a year or once a week, whenever you feel like having cupcakes at school.

Cali: I hate school; our lunches are terrible!
Gavin: I know!! Want to have a Leave Your Oranges @ Home Day tomorrow?
Cali: Yeah! Let's make cupcakes tonight!
Gavin: Yeah!!

by SexyVixenSally2006 September 7, 2008