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P= Pussy
L= Legs
A= Ass
T= Tits (boobs)(breast)(normandy)
ES= Erection Starter

damn that bitch has p.l.a.t.e.s.!!!!

by Big Ass Blunt March 28, 2005

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switching my plates

Beck uses this terminology in the lyrics of "hell yes". I believe it means to change vinyl records on turntables when DJing. "Cleaning the floor" could also be a DJ-centric piece of terminology. "My beat is correct" definitely relates to DJing, hence my belief that "Switching my plates" is another way of relating the kinetic act of playing vinyl records on two turntables.

"Hell yes...
now I'm calling you out, I'm switching my plates...
Hell yes...
now I'm cleaning the floor, my beat is correct"

by stevecooley June 6, 2005

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Pontius Pilates

Figuratively, the act of vigorously "washing one's hands" of a person or situation.

Don't drag me into this - I'm late for my Pontius Pilates workout.

by O. Walker October 15, 2007

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V Plates

A phrase commonly used to tell others that you have not yet lost your virginity. Using this phrase makes people laugh with you about not having sex, other than them laughing at you.

"Dude have you lost ur v's yet?"
"Nah man I've still got my V Plates"

by Stepdub January 31, 2012

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dinner plates

Dilated pupils due to Ecstasy use.

"Nice dinner plates mate.", the bouncer exclaimed as he lifted the rope and let me through.

by Fuschia 1983 January 30, 2008

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California Plates

The boob job and lower back tattoo combo, typically found on the bleach-blonde hoochie.

She's on the back of the bike, bright red g-string, bad dye job, California plates front and rear.

by Skins Not Sacks January 19, 2007

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droppin' plates

Disturbed song making a reference to the noise and impact resulting from dropping plates of weight from a barbell, comparing their music and attitude to the heavy drop of plates, much like a rap group might say "this how we do, son."

"Disturbed in the house, we're droppin' plates
...
"'Cause when you hear this shit, you'll get to steppin'
Gonna fight the war, and use my music as a weapon!"

by Wasser_spiegel October 20, 2006

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