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What is up the sleeve?
A variation of “In the closet” specifically for asexuals (AKA aces) that are concealing their sexual identity from others.
“My parents don’t know I’m ace. I’m still up the sleeve.”
up the sleeve - video
Up the sleeve - what is it?
a clever (or maybe not) pun on having tricks up ones sleeves.
"I don't know what I'm going to do, But this dog with a shirt has some ticks up its sleeves"
What does "up the sleeve" mean?
- To have an advantage that other people do not know about.
- You have a surprise plan or idea that you are keeping back until the time is right.
You still have a card up your sleeve, and it should solve all your problems.
Up the sleeve - what does it mean?
rollin' up my sleeves is a secretive way of saying masturbation. It works especially well if your penis (someone else's penis) is not circumsized.
parents: "son what's taking you and becky so long to get ready for the dance?"
son: "nothing dad. She's just rollin' up my sleeves."
Up the sleeve - meaning
Poker players who were (or are) less than honest, were known to keep an extra Ace or two stashed up their sleeve. This could be retrieved when needed either by means of slipping it out or by a spring loaded mechanical device that would slid the card out when pressed.
Everybody put your hands on the table. Slim, I think you've got something up your sleeve besides your arm.
Up the sleeve - definition
When you can't find winter work and running out of money. You need new gloves but can't afford to buy any. Typically used in areas with really harsh winters. Can also be said in regards to another person. As in " you got snow up your sleeves".
Do you know anyone hiring? I'm starting to get snow up my sleeves.
Up the sleeve - slang
A variant of the phrase "in the closet" specifically for asexuals (aka "aces") concealing their sexual orientation from others.
My parents don't know I'm an ace. I'm still up the sleeve.
Up the sleeve
A variant of “in the closet” specifically for asexuals (aka “aces”) concealing their sexual orientation from others.
“My parents don’t know I’m an ace. I’m up the sleeve.”