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PSO

Potential Significant Other, referring to an individual not quite your significant other. Could pertain to a date, a crush, an unrequited lover, a stranger you'd like to marry, etc.
My PSO totally asked to borrow my pen in calc today.
by swtcaroline December 17, 2006
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PSO

Platonic Significant Other

A best friend, life partner, whoever you spend time with. Same as S.O. but without sex or romance
NOT friendzoning, neither person wants to date and they're just best friends
My best friend is my PSO, we do everything together and people often ask if we're dating, we're for sure not though
by I don't want my tits anymore September 18, 2022
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PSO

Sorry guys are not my PSO.
by Gracacillian March 31, 2019
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PSO Vixens

Bunch of dried up old has-beens who sit on the end of a phone pretending to be young and slim while guys on the other end of the phone jerk off.
The missus is out tonight, I'm gonna rub one off with the PSO Vixens.
by FatBoyBob September 27, 2008
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To be PSOED

The act of foolishly trusting social democrat promises, movements and political parties while waiting for change to happen through meaningless and minor reforms; while simultaneously opposing the active disruption of the capitalist mode of production and its direct consequences.

The term “PSOE” originates from the Spanish political party with the same initials, which famously betrayed its Marxist origins in the year ‘79 to embrace social democracy.
“My wife doesn’t want me to protest for peace or go on strikes, she thinks voting for the next Biden will fix everything. She’s been PSOED, what a fool. To be PSOED is to be a shame.”
by paulamotosierra November 3, 2025
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PSOED

Persuaded by the false promises of social democracy, which will inevitably betray the interests of the working class, while simultaneously opposed to alternative means of active disruption of the oppressive capitalist mode of production.

The term originates from the Spanish political party with the same initials, which famously betrayed its Marxist origins in the year ‘79 to embrace social democracy.
“My wife doesn’t want me to protest against genocide or go on strikes, she thinks voting for the next Biden will fix everything.

She’s been PSOED, what a fool.”
by paulamotosierra November 3, 2025
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