by TeaPeee September 2, 2012
To take advantage of a friend with a higher income so that they will pay your way for lunch, movie tickets, etc. This can either be with prior notification (notifying the friend that they are about to be the recipient of this action) or it can be a surprise poodling, such as when you seem to have forgotten your wallet when the bill arrives.
by Mig August 10, 2006
by LEC2 May 8, 2003
1. i'm gonna poodle that truck that always parks there.
2. let's get drunk and go poodling.
3. you hath poodled me for thy last time.
2. let's get drunk and go poodling.
3. you hath poodled me for thy last time.
by WGTM September 2, 2012
"poodle" basically means "suck," but because my teacher says "suck" is a bad word (shoutout to Mr. Cross), he tells us to replace it with "poodle".
*this is not the same "poodle" as the dog breed
*this is not the same "poodle" as the dog breed
"My wifi poodles so I turned off my camera."
"This food poodles!"
"Ughhhh, today poodled" (hehe I just made up the word "poodled" too, so "poodled" is the past tense of poodle)
"This food poodles!"
"Ughhhh, today poodled" (hehe I just made up the word "poodled" too, so "poodled" is the past tense of poodle)
by watermelon.lover November 7, 2020
a) He won't go into the moshpit because he's a poodle.
b) That poodle only shops at the most expensive stores.
b) That poodle only shops at the most expensive stores.
by Thuggalette February 10, 2004