short poppies

A New Zealand slang for a small towner, someone who hasn't left the town they were born in. This term is used usually in a derogatory sense i.e. a dim local, ignorant hick, etc.

The town is filled with short poppies, not a working brain in the bunch.

by Briggs215 May 28, 2014

poppadom

a food item, it is thin and crispy. eaten by the pindian of today.

A:What are you having for dinner tonight?
B:Curry and...
A:..POPPADOM?
B:Well, if you would have let me finish. Yes I am having poppadoms.

by the father of pindia July 25, 2006

toe popper

M14 Anti-Personnel Mine, widely employed by U.S. Soldiers during the Vietnam Conflict. Called the Toe-Popper due to its low explosive charge which was just capable of blowing a man's foot off.

The V.C. soldiers never noticed the toe-poppers until everyone of them was missing a portion of their foot.

by militaryman November 8, 2003

poppin' a noodle

Also know as busting a nut, or when the male member ejaculates or, "skeets."

I caught Edwin poppin' a noodle on Finkel last night. I didn't know they were gay!

by Jordan Copeland April 11, 2008

poppet

Chiefly British, meaning a darling.

A small child, a doll, a puppet.

She's such a darling, little poppet.

by Dave February 7, 2005

5 poppin

whuts going on usually used by the bloods

whuts popping blood?
5 popping six dropping

by dojaboy October 17, 2003

Poppi

Poppi- ' A cool name for a grandfather in Italian,' He loves with his heart and isn't afraid to admit it, he remembers every word you say, every detail and uses them later to surprise you with all your favorites, will do anything for the ones he loves especially his girls, selfless in every way, He cares about everyone (almost) and is the nicest person you'll ever meet, very good with his hands, a problem-solver, goofy, loved by many, knows how to get on anyone's level and make a connection, compassionate, down to earth, Republican-party, and doesn't like to talk politics, a real 'scocciatore', lol.

"Awe, I wish I had a "Poppi"

by George, Poppi August 12, 2017