Pot licker
Pot licker by 2Drunk2TasteDisChicken January 19, 2022
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Pot Licker
A derogatory reference to one's social status... esp. to one's status of being poor and/or starving. If you are poor you would "lick the bottom of the pot" for all of the scraps and leftovers to make sure to get the most out of it while if you were living in opulence you would not need "the bottom scraps" and thus those who were poor were pot lickers.
Pot Licker by Mr. E. Man December 5, 2005
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Pot Licker
North East Scottish slang(Aberdonian) for someone that is so ugly that they should be made to lick a pot to hide their face
Pot Licker by TheNobz December 15, 2015
Pot Licker
One who is too stupid to know the function of "pot". a generally derogatory word calling someone Stupid
Pot Licker by RaunchyReed August 4, 2010
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Pot-licker by Bar-L Young Team October 22, 2004
dirty pot licker
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dirty pot licker by jimmybomm January 17, 2023
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A derogatory term for a dog that can’t stop itself from drinking from the toilet bowl even when it has water in it’s own bowl.
potlicker by Dr Bunnygirl June 4, 2021
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