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Another name for friend or in replacement of a persons name.
example 1: hey pood whats up?
example 2:I have no I idea why pood is over there. |
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Past tense of poo. I pood. I pood my pants. When I pood, it smelled like poo.
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A Russian unit of weight. Equivalent to about 36 pounds avoirdupois. Dave could stand to lose a few pood.
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anonymous
Jan 21, 2003
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A beautiful handsome, yet stupid boy. Often times a pet name. Can also refer to someone who is old enough to be a man, yet remains a boy. Bird loves her Pood. (pet names)
That pood will never grow up. |
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the request for food under distress.. (in a state of delium), "Pood pleaase"...
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A substitution for verbs, adjectives, and nouns to keep discussions appropriate and on the down low. Our boss is such a pood.
Pood you. What the pood. Stop being so pood. There is pood on my sandwhich. |
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a lousy attempt at cooking, so bad that it could not even be considered food. "hey dude, i made some pood today, it sucked."
"my grandma's home made scones were tossed in the back of cupboard, with the rest of the pood" |
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