plenk

The practice of placing an improper blank placed before a punctuation character.

People who plenk are dumb !

by skinjob December 27, 2007

pleak

what rachel berry (glee) said when begging to be allowed a “second chance” after she already had one. she went from please to pleak very quickly. it’s just like saying please but with spice

pleak help me

i need your help, pleak

by saltedcruton May 15, 2021

Chile Please

When a person has said enough, and you don’t want to hear any more.

Originated from the phrase 'child please', but implies a southern dialect has been applied.

There are so many rumors about the new president, chile please!

by K.J.Steezy February 21, 2012

Plebwich

A sandwich made with ingredients only available to plebs/the sandwiches made in the lead up to pay-day when all you have is the end pieces of bread, a tin of four bean mix and ramen noodles.

Alana and Chrisi made awesome plebwiches today cuz they're pre-pay day broke.... Bean Ramen Plebwich with a side of cheese cubes, hell yeah!

by Rearsie October 10, 2013

Plenthora

Word used by people (commonly history teachers) who think that there is an “N” in plethora.

You all need to know a plenthora of facts on this test if you want to succeed. That’s just intelligence.

by Kablingo420 May 2, 2019

plexa

When someone tries to refer to Plex Media Server but is not very tech-literate and is also thinking of Amazon's "Alexa" assistant, mashing it into this word.

Anna: "I think I'm going to watch a movie on plexa tonight."
Mike: "Ugh."

by MikaFlo2009 April 28, 2022

Il pleut

When something is really cool, fun, or awesome.

In French "il pleut" means "it's raining" so if something is dripping in fun or coolness or is so awesome it's raining awesomeness, then "il pleut"

Tyler: dude how about this party
Avery: oh yeah il pleut
Kai: il pleut af

Lucille: did you hear the new Nicki Minaj song?
John: oh yeah! Il pleut!

by heyhiherald July 5, 2016