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A lower back tattoo (also referred to as a "tramp stamp" or "California license plate") is a tattoo placed in center of the human lower back. Beginning in the early 2000s, this particular type of tattoo became common among young women. Lower back tattoos are often oblong in shape, following the slope of the back on either side of the woman's spine. Worn almost exclusively by women, the lower back tattoo functions as body decoration, while underlining sexual attractiveness. Generally, a lower back design will be shaped to accentuate the shape of the female figure. The placement of such tattoos on the lower back may be seen as more sensuous than other common female tattoos (such as the ankle or shoulderblade), as it tends to seduce and sedate onlookers.
There are several attributes of lower back tattoos that have made them popular. While the lower back is not the widest area of the human back, it has abundant space for a large design, and horizontal tattoo designs can be worked easily. Another advantage is that the lower back is less likely to stretch and distort due to minor weight fluctuations, thus avoiding the tattoo's shape becoming warped. In addition, they can easily be concealed under business attire for formal settings.
Lower Back tattoos are also often displayed in conjunction with stylish halfshirts and bellyshirts (also called crop tops) designed to expose the midriff, and low-rise jeans that are slung low around the hips (a fashion style referred to as "Muffin tops").
In Episode 18, Season 29, of the popular comedy show, Saturday Night Live, a skit was aired as an commercial parody for a product called Turlington's Lower Back Tattoo Remover.
In a scene of the comedy film, Wedding Crashers, the character Jeremy Grey (Vince Vaughn), exclaims "Tattoo on the lower back... might as well be a bullseye."
In Germany, a lower back tattoo is known as an "Arschgeweih," meaning "ass antlers."
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It means shaving the little hair that is on the obvious parts of a girls' body.
This will work perfectly if you are in a situation when your girl has not shaved her arms or legs. You do not like that, but you do not want to offend her either. In such situation you say to her politely:
"Honey, you need to shave in a lower way."
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When someone is being offensive (and/or in a state of anger) and shouts at you you respond with "lower your voice" to tell them you're not alright with their attitude and conversation manner.
Kid: Stop talking about school and grades, Mom! (shouting or speaking loudly)
Mom: Lower your voice!
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the extra fat surrounding, devouring, engulfing, or chilling next to a woman's vagina.
John: Your lower cooch sag makes me hungry.
Alice: Why thank you
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A level of wealth that is common across the North American Continent. Not quite Middle class, but still able to have money for two cars, flat screen, and other luxuries, just not to the extent where everything is top quality.
"My brother's Lower Middle Class"
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Traditional immigrant sector of Manhattan. The most "New Yorky" part of The City. Has great local color and a great place to be from. Unfortunately, becoming gentrified and taken over by corny white boys from the outlands. Can be very dangerous in parts, but you get over it.
Ah, crap, that block of East 7th is all under renovation.
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A person's normal speaking voice, without any change in volume, stress, "tone" or emphasis placed upon any of the words.
Antonym of "upper case voice".
"If you want to continue this discussion, I need you to stop yelling and speak calmly. Use your lower case voice."
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