Pigeon 

Alex

Alex is a pigeon

Pigeon by CheeseIsYummy123 March 12, 2023

Pigeon 

A beguiled MARK that is used to syphon juice out of their own soul by LIZZIE BANKS.

JIMMY thinks he's a cornhusker but in reality he's just a dumbass PIGEON who would sell his own soul up joe creek for shits n'giggles and five more minutes of fame.

Pigeon by JIMMY_BASTER_III_III May 8, 2023

Pigeon 

Pigeon can be used as a nickname for someone who is extremely lovely and who deserves better than what they get.

"I put you in my contacts as "Pigeon" , you know, because you're so amazing!

Pigeon by Remusleftearlobe September 27, 2023

Pigeon 

Hammonton’s mean, lean, killing machine of an Army. These feathered friends look cute and soft on the outside but are equipped with military grade weapons. You do not want to get on the pigeons bad side. #coo

Oh no, the pigeon saw Hammonton’s Public Enemy #1.

Pigeon by anonymous November 28, 2023

pigeon 

used in lacrosse (and occasionally ice hockey) to denote someone who #chirps all the time, but contributes nothing on offense or defense...struts around and makes a lot of nose, but is generally annoying

all alec does is chirp people, have you ever seen him score a goal? He's such a pigeon!

pigeon by jockgeardc May 8, 2025

pigeon

Something that looks like they can be eaten on the inside. Inside referring to penitentiary. Eventually something weak on the inside mentally and literally in prison. Again referring to the fact pigeons are captured, killed, and eaten in prisons. Also a place not safe for rats aka informers, who are also targeted in institutions. So not just rats, sex offenders, and oppositions but those viewed as weak... or conveniently alone.

1. "New fish looks like a pigeon, nice and cooked." one might say in passing when they think you don't know exactly what they mean.
2. " You'll get eaten alive like a pigeon in there."
3. "Worry if they call you a pigeon."
4. "Don't get labeled a pigeon."

pigeon by MoiraJane DeCay March 12, 2026

pigeon

Something someone might think gets eaten on the inside. Inside referring to, originally to the penitentiary, but eventually also one battling things inside mentally and viewed as weak.
Pigeons are targeted for their weakness as a person and literally as food in prison. Also considered the rats of the sky, which those don't go over well incarcerated even more so.

"New fish looks like a pigeon." Sometimes inmates say when others don't know what it means in passing.

"You'll get eating up in there like a pigeon." hence the correlation.

pigeon by MoiraJane DeCay March 12, 2026