That girl over there is a pollo-vegetarian.
by pesudologia April 4, 2015
An inexplicable and almost singular craving for Chik-Fil-A on a Sunday afternoon, the one day a week Chik-Fil-A is closed; an ironic Sunday afternoon craving for Chik-Fil-A that is closely related to its unobtainability.
Michael was struck by a sudden fit of pollo domingo Sunday afternoon only to discover after pulling into the parking lot that the Chik-Fil-A was closed.
by mjflanagan February 3, 2010
Someone who occasionally eats chicken or fish, but does NOT eat red meat AT ALL. This is still healthy(since red meat is VERY bad for you). They are a TYPE of vegetarian, but not a full-fledged one. They should NOT be called "Posers", that is utter nonsense, because being vegetarian is a type of eating, and seriously you can't be called a poser when it comes to your diet. You could be called "cheater" if you eat red meat then keep calling yourself Pollo-Vegetarian. Please stop hating on the Pollo-Vegetarians, and be glad they aren't feasting on dead cows at McDonald's.
Teen: Mom, I have decided that I want to become vegetarian.
Mom: WHAT?! THAT'S TOTALLY UNHEALTHY!
Teen: *whips out research and studies of vegetarianism* I beg to differ.
Mom: Well at least be Pollo-Vegetarian, so you can still have SOME meat in your diet. When you're 18 you can do whatever you want.
Teen: Kay. Pollo-Vegetarian it is, then.
Mom: WHAT?! THAT'S TOTALLY UNHEALTHY!
Teen: *whips out research and studies of vegetarianism* I beg to differ.
Mom: Well at least be Pollo-Vegetarian, so you can still have SOME meat in your diet. When you're 18 you can do whatever you want.
Teen: Kay. Pollo-Vegetarian it is, then.
by Becky<3 July 24, 2008
What puerto ricans call white people. a slang term used to describe some you usually don't like.
Literally means "white chicken"
Literally means "white chicken"
by foxyma October 22, 2007
a person who eats chicken, but no other meat. they are still vegetarians, but a different type.. morons who said they are not vegetarians.. ur head is up ur ass
by u suck April 8, 2005
Pollo-pescetarian (AKA pesco-pollotarian, pollo-pesco-vegetarian, demi-vegetarian) is an obscure way to refer to redmeat (all mammal meat) abstinence.
“Pollo” is Italian for “chicken” (“pollame” is poultry so “polla” would be precise). “Pescetarian” is borrowed from the term describing incorporating seafood into an otherwise vegetarian diet (modern term but centuries-old practice).
Due to seafood being a separate food group than meat in culinary & health contexts pescetarians were often conflated with vegetarians before their own term existed. Whether seafood is usually counted as a meat in general-context varies w/ region, age, culture & religion.
Labeling oneself a pollo-pescetarian may be met with scrutiny & negativity. This can be because:
•The word is unknown and long-winded
•It’s less simple than saying “No red meat”
•Respecting red meat abstinence only as a “transitional step” not as its own end goal
•Accepting a new label often entails a degree of perceived difficulty &/or novelty (also why people who identify as flexitarian get mocked). Limiting red meat is common, chicken is the #1 meat in America & eaten daily and is always available
•Vegetarians may resent the label if they interpret it as an attempt to be perceived as similar to them. The public may resent it if they judge it as an attempt to distance oneself from other meat-eaters to feel special
“Pollo” is Italian for “chicken” (“pollame” is poultry so “polla” would be precise). “Pescetarian” is borrowed from the term describing incorporating seafood into an otherwise vegetarian diet (modern term but centuries-old practice).
Due to seafood being a separate food group than meat in culinary & health contexts pescetarians were often conflated with vegetarians before their own term existed. Whether seafood is usually counted as a meat in general-context varies w/ region, age, culture & religion.
Labeling oneself a pollo-pescetarian may be met with scrutiny & negativity. This can be because:
•The word is unknown and long-winded
•It’s less simple than saying “No red meat”
•Respecting red meat abstinence only as a “transitional step” not as its own end goal
•Accepting a new label often entails a degree of perceived difficulty &/or novelty (also why people who identify as flexitarian get mocked). Limiting red meat is common, chicken is the #1 meat in America & eaten daily and is always available
•Vegetarians may resent the label if they interpret it as an attempt to be perceived as similar to them. The public may resent it if they judge it as an attempt to distance oneself from other meat-eaters to feel special
Frank: “I won’t eat pork or beef but I do eat chicken, turkey, fish and shrimps very often — some people call it being a pollo-pescetarian”
Alexis: “Who exactly? Who has ever called it that?”
Frank: “I saw it online okay? Leave me alone. I can call myself what i want”.
Alexis: “Who exactly? Who has ever called it that?”
Frank: “I saw it online okay? Leave me alone. I can call myself what i want”.
by IbreathAir October 28, 2022
A girl and her man are very comfortably laying in bed and don't want to get out, however, she gets hungry and wants her man to go get her KFC. He says he will if she gives him sex first, which she does, thus making her a "pollo ho".
by Sir Bors de Ganis January 2, 2010