plox 

it means please. end of story. go be a gamer and learn.

womg gimmie steelies plox

plox by BlindKatana September 20, 2005

plox 

Stands for please and thanks,used by many noob wanabees.

phr33 st00f plox
translation: free stuff please and thanks

plox by MuDDboy April 16, 2006

plox 

a common mistyping of the abbreviated plz seeing as only fat gamer fags have fat fingers, the accidently hit the O key right after the L and hit X instead of Z, thus making them more of an outcast on society coz they are fat, and they cant spell

Kid-noob gimmie all ur iteme before u plox
Kid 2- fuck off fat shit
*kid 2 leaves the game*
Kid-ban him plox host
Host-STFU fat cunt
*Kid 1 gets custom kicked*
*Kid 1 banned for leaving*
Host-Rofl at that fat fuck hes banned

plox by hi......im mitch July 24, 2009

plox 

a word used by gaming fags to say plz except its longer and makes you look like an idiot when you say it.

-hey can i have that plox
-why would you even say that in public? you sound like an idiot.

plox by mitoz October 19, 2008

PLOX 

Acronym for Peace, Loot, Or XP

Used by players of the MMO Wizard101. PEACE is for bringing peace to The Spiral (W101 virtual world). LOOT = Stuff you win in-game which you then immediately sell for in-game currency. XP = Experience Points, which are needed to level up. Widespread use as a battle cry, greeting, goodbye, or as equivalent to "Live Long and Prosper" or "May The Force Be With You."

It's time to defeat Malistaire. PLOX!
Time to stop playing and get back to stuff IRL. PLOX!
I'm heading into The Spiral. PLOX!

PLOX by IcyWiz February 17, 2010

Plox 

Ultimate noobest way of say please.

"OMGGG,canihaschikenplox?"

"OMGG, no. Stop being a noob."

Plox by failgirl. May 18, 2009

Plox 

A word with a meaning very similar to "please" with some slightly further uses. For example, "I'm gonna tell you this story tomorrow for suspense plox." In this case, plox is being used similarly to please, but nothing is being asked. Plox is a useful word because it sounds much more manly than please when said in conversation.

"I'm gonna tell you this story tomorrow for suspense plox." In this case, plox is being used similarly to please, but nothing is being asked.

Plox by MisterPoops January 25, 2009