Pooched

(Pooh-ched)
To exhaust, finish, cash, empty, or burn out.

To become tired or bushed.

"Hey is there a hit left?" Tom asks Joe. "No i think its pooched" Joe answers.

"Man am I pooched"

by Xander Ru'sell June 18, 2007

pooched

- feeling tired
- an empty bowl ;)

Damn yo, I was so pooched after work last night.

Shit man, that bowl's pooched. Top it up again.

by puclik June 17, 2003

poochewer

the opposite of a baller. (pronunciation: poosh-wear).

You are such poochewer, you masticate shit like it is your job.

by Ian Shalang February 26, 2009

Poochel

poochel is a word used to describe anything, it is originated from pooch, and poodle. This word is from new zealand, copyright to renee and toni. Pronounced poo-chul

Oh my god, she's just being a poochel.
That's just bloody poochel isn't it?!
Hey poochel, what's up?
Hahaha! That's so funny, you're such a poochel :)

by Eva && Rowan August 7, 2010

pooched

broken; incorrect; displaying negative characteristics without explanation; less than optimal

I don't know what's wrong with your friggin' HDTV -- all I know is that it's probably pooched.

by 69 your mom December 26, 2005

poocher

A nickname for a dog(canine).

The poocher wanted attention, so it panted and wagged its tail.

by Joshua M. November 13, 2005

poochertainment

A means of entertaining your dog. Fetch with a ball or frisbee. Yanking on a tug-o-war rope. Swimming in the river. Squeaky toys. Treat puzzles. Heck lots of dogs even watch TV.

The Chuckit! may, in fact, be the greatest dog-human bonding toy ever made, what with the limitless slobber-free poochertainment it provides.

by Mr. Teders November 15, 2021