Lace curtain

an often insulting term for italian-americans and/or irish-americans to describe irish or italians who abandon their working cl-ss/blue collar roots to pursue a more upper cl-ss/white collar career – such as, for example, a lawyer, doctor or, in some situations, a cop. the term is most commonly used in the new england region of the united states. like n-gg-r or n-gg- for black people, when used among fellow italian-americans or irish-americans, it’s not too controversial; otherwise, it can be seen as quite offensive. the term is used a few times in martin scorsese’s acclaimed 2006 crime drama, the departed.
mikey: what about dominic’s son? how’s he doing?
paul: that lace curtain motherf-cker? he’s going to law school!
long, frilly skin on an uncirc-msized p-n-s.
takeshia pulled back tyrone’s lace curtains to get at the head of his meat.
it’s when you take a slice of swiss cheese, drape it over a woman’s v-g-n-, and then eat her out.
guy 1: “hey man, did you see that girl last night?”
guy 2: “f-ck yeah, she was so hot i’d give her a lace curtain on the first date. and i’d let her eat the cheese.”

guy 1: “that is so beautiful, man.”