pood

Short for pet name poodle.
Usually used in a caring or loving way for a boy.

Also can be used as the opposite to describe anything that needs a funny/taboo name that is safe around bosses, old people, family, and in public.

Positive "Hey pood, what's goin' on."

OR

negative "so yesterday I talked to that pood, (name of person), he is such a... pood"

by pandajoi January 18, 2005

pood

Another name for friend or in replacement of a persons name.

example 1: hey pood whats up?

example 2:I have no I idea why pood is over there.

by mojomomo August 2, 2007

Pood

A substitution for verbs, adjectives, and nouns to keep discussions appropriate and on the down low.

Our boss is such a pood.

Pood you.

What the pood.

Stop being so pood.

There is pood on my sandwhich.

by Miss A! May 2, 2011

pood

a lousy attempt at cooking, so bad that it could not even be considered food.

"hey dude, i made some pood today, it sucked."

"my grandma's home made scones were tossed in the back of cupboard, with the rest of the pood"

by ataya January 22, 2008

Pood

A beautiful handsome, yet stupid boy. Often times a pet name. Can also refer to someone who is old enough to be a man, yet remains a boy.

Bird loves her Pood. (pet names)

That pood will never grow up.

by Birdell February 16, 2009

pooding

A tactical emptying of the bowles in order to make space after a particuarly heavy dinner. This subsequently allows the consuption of pudding.

I was so stuffed after the massive mixed grill at the pub at lunch time, I had to do pooding so I could manage the apple pie dessert.

by edmeister11 February 5, 2010

pooding

An unidentifiable glob that is brown or green and, therefore, resembles poopie. The actual identity of the glob may, in fact, be fecal matter or simply an imitation.

Enjoy that pooding, Davo, you dirty bastard!

by HugeBreasticle March 15, 2005