PS3DO 

A play on words, combining both PS3 and 3DO; thus PS3DO. This term is used to refer to Sony's Playstation 3 console gaming system (PS3) and suggests that the PS3 is following the fate of the 3DO. The 3DO was a fifth generation console system that provided superior gaming in its time but failed because of its high pricing and refusal to reduce price. The 3DO was priced at $700 and the PS3 at $600, a great deal higher than both their competators.

Why get a PS3DO when I can get a Wii and an Xbox 360 for almost the same price?

PS3DO by Dagmar Geech January 19, 2007

psudo-south 

The one state that is directly below the Mason Dixon (i.e. Maryland) that is not far South enough to be considered the South but gave into peer pressure and succeeded with the Confederate States of America

Dude, I went to Maryland on vacation.
That's bush league, Maryland is the psudo-south.

psudo-south by Cheif Sits-On-Ass August 5, 2007

PSDouche 

A person who prefers PlayStation over XBox, is terrified of horses, prefers to watch the NFL draft alone, and is addicted to birthday parties.

My cousin is a PSDouche!

PSDouche by Webster127 November 9, 2018

PSUDOPYROHOMONECROBEASTALTIC

This is a person who likes to pretend to have sexual relations with a samesex dead animal while on fire.

Blas should quit being a PSUDOPYROHOMONECROBEASTALTIC because people are starting to say things.

PSUDOPYROHOMONECROBEASTALTIC by DrDetroit March 16, 2008

psudomerchifier 

n: 1. A merchandiser of a retail outlet that doesn't do any work, and only looks like he is working by constantly walking around the store.

Some would claim that Mikey is a psudomerchifier. It's better than Hamiltonating all day though.

psudomerchifier by bobaganootch February 24, 2005

psudobusy 

Pretending to be busy, or at least an excuse for not doing things.

When people ask me how my unemployment is going. I tell them I'm staying psudobusy.

psudobusy by Zdogg October 26, 2007

psudosize 

An activity that lazy people do to replace excersize.

Wii fit is a good example of psudosize.

psudosize by Josh Ginoza January 5, 2009