Pope John Paul II

Definitley one of the greatest men in History, and one of the people who helped end the cold war.

I am Agnostic, but i still belive that Pope John Paul II was a good man.

by MoistTowlette April 25, 2008

pcpenis

Pcpenis is when your on pcp your penis is invincible making it the scariest thing for a woman to stumble upon.

ugh no he's got a pcpenis

by Big g mageee November 26, 2009

Shaking hands with the Pope.

It means rubbing one out. Jerking the yoke. The two fist shuffle. Dating Ms. Michigan. Ya know, Masterbaiting.

Everyone Loves to shake hands with the pope.

by Griz April 18, 2004

Popener

A bottle opener with a picture of a Pope on it

Yo, pass me the Popener

by Cait November 23, 2004

Pope

An old man with a big hat and golf cart can be seen in Italy and has the ability to spit holy venom up to 25 ft

Matthew: Man that pope guy is cool
Josh: I know I saw him spit on a a dude with his holy venom

by Catholic atheist October 16, 2018

Pope George

A delicious 50/50 mixture of Iced Tea and Lemonade which is mass-produced by the Arizona Beverage Company and bottled in Atlanta, Georgia. The first print of the beverage was mistakenly labelled "Arnold Palmer" instead of "Pope George". The picture on this same label clearly portrays a computer enhanced image which appears to be a combination of Mr. George Bush and the late Pope John Paul II. Due to outstanding sales in the western suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio the beverage remains marketed with this typographical error.

Jerry: Hey man, wanna go watch Chad smoke Cyrus and throw back a couple Pope Georges?
Tom: Dude, I haven't Pope Georged in like 2 days, let's do this thang.

by The Furious Cyclops May 13, 2009

polentone

A derogatory term referring to Northern Italians. The opposing term is terrone referring to Southern Italians. It is disputed whether or whether not Northern Italy includes the central region of Italy (between Bologna and Rome. The word literally translates to 'Big Polenta' with polenta being a traditional dish of Northern Italy.

(pl. polentoni, polentones)

If I wanted to be racist, I would refer to Paolo as a 'polentone as he was born in Bergamo, a city in Northern Italy.

by J.Q Public September 8, 2007