Palende is the the particular topping that is on a pizza or a given food stuff, it has been known to be used in expressions of suprise. It like the fernande can be known as the P-ring
Oh my God Susan did you see the Palende on that?
Wow, I would really like to get my mouth round that P-ring!
Wow, I would really like to get my mouth round that P-ring!
by Geoff October 10, 2004

And adjective used by pretentious assholes who think their music is better than yours and will take every opportunity to tell you.
That band sucks. They are sell outs. I only listen to the old stuff. It's becoming too popular. I am so hardcore xXx.
by geoff May 14, 2005

by geoff September 07, 2004

Usage #1
Debo is a response given after delivering a command. It means, in so many words, "I can't believe you just did what I told you to do, you're my bitch."
Usage #2
Alternatively, it can also be a response by a third party when someone is brown-nosing someone else.
Usage #3
Debo can be used in many different ways as a common insult.
Usage #4
Sometimes, debo can be used as a reaction to an altercation in which one person is drastically insulted.
Origin
The word, sometimes spelled "deebo", originally comes from the 1995 film "Friday", in which Tiny Lister Jr.'s character is named "Deebo". It was adapted into slang usage in early 1997 in the Metro Detroit region, particularly at Orchard Lake St. Mary's Preparatory, where it became something of a catch phrase.
Debo is a response given after delivering a command. It means, in so many words, "I can't believe you just did what I told you to do, you're my bitch."
Usage #2
Alternatively, it can also be a response by a third party when someone is brown-nosing someone else.
Usage #3
Debo can be used in many different ways as a common insult.
Usage #4
Sometimes, debo can be used as a reaction to an altercation in which one person is drastically insulted.
Origin
The word, sometimes spelled "deebo", originally comes from the 1995 film "Friday", in which Tiny Lister Jr.'s character is named "Deebo". It was adapted into slang usage in early 1997 in the Metro Detroit region, particularly at Orchard Lake St. Mary's Preparatory, where it became something of a catch phrase.
Usage #1
Man 1: "Will you get that basketball for me?"
Man 2 gets basketball
Man 1: "DEBO!"
Man 1: "Shut up, bitch!"
Man 2 shuts up
Man 1: "DEBO!"
Usage #2
Man 1 (to Man 2): "Gee, I love your jacket. You look amazing."
Man 3: "Damn, DEBO that fool!"
Man 1 (to Man 2): "Do you want me to help you with those groceries!?"
Man 3: "Debo! Slap a dee!" ("slap a dee", applied here often in combination with "debo", means to "get that penis out of your mouth"; in other words, "stop brown-nosing").
Usage #3
Man 1: "Shut your face!"
Man 2 (loudly): "SHUT THE FUCK UP!"
Man 1 (sarcastically): "Debo... Like I'd ever listen to you!"
Usage #4
Man 1: "Yo' momma's first good fuck was last night--with me!!"
Man 2: "Shut up!"
Crowd witnessing altercation: "Oh man, that guy just got DEBOED!"
Man 1: "Will you get that basketball for me?"
Man 2 gets basketball
Man 1: "DEBO!"
Man 1: "Shut up, bitch!"
Man 2 shuts up
Man 1: "DEBO!"
Usage #2
Man 1 (to Man 2): "Gee, I love your jacket. You look amazing."
Man 3: "Damn, DEBO that fool!"
Man 1 (to Man 2): "Do you want me to help you with those groceries!?"
Man 3: "Debo! Slap a dee!" ("slap a dee", applied here often in combination with "debo", means to "get that penis out of your mouth"; in other words, "stop brown-nosing").
Usage #3
Man 1: "Shut your face!"
Man 2 (loudly): "SHUT THE FUCK UP!"
Man 1 (sarcastically): "Debo... Like I'd ever listen to you!"
Usage #4
Man 1: "Yo' momma's first good fuck was last night--with me!!"
Man 2: "Shut up!"
Crowd witnessing altercation: "Oh man, that guy just got DEBOED!"
by Geoff February 17, 2005

verb, comes from the chinese slang 'to geoff' meaning to kill a vampire, eat its lungs in a traditional indian curry while dancing around singing. geoffrey in todays terms has become mondernised by society and now means 'to shit'
by geoff May 13, 2005

Dude, that thing was mushburger.
by geoff July 08, 2005
