Plonski

(Verb)

- the act of porking someone while they are blackout status so that they wont know what hit them the next morning

Plonskied

(past tense)

" she just took another shot, i think i might plonski her tonight

(wakes up with no clothes on) " I think i just got plosnkied "

by plonskied April 23, 2011

plone

To assign someone a task knowing that is fraught with risk and may implode.
To leave someone holding the bag.

It's going to fail anyway, so plone the project off to Jessica.

by AndrewMcL August 18, 2008

sponk plonky

A person (usually a raving mincer) who loves to drink sponk.

The Person is usually addicted to the passtime.

Your breath reeks of sponk, you been at it again ? you filthy Sponk Plonky.

by el_tel September 30, 2007

Let pylons be pylons

Warning. Don’t get in the way of a pylon doing it’s job. You’ll get electrocuted.

“Let’s go climb those metallic structures that hum.”
“No, it’s dangerous. Let pylons be pylons, man.”

by BennyBenny July 10, 2019

Plonk

Plonks are racist members of the Shoreline, WA community who commit hate crimes, are glued to Fox News, and who refuse to acknowledge their hateful and outdated opinions. Plonks and Karens are closely related.

Man, did you see what Karen did the other day? She's such a plonk.

by shorelineresident July 22, 2020

Pilon

Pilon is the surname of an old family, dating back to 16th century Bayeux, France. The name most likely comes from the French word for "chicken leg", as one of the earliest known Pilons was a butcher; pilon also means pestle in French.
There are many variations on the name, though all the Pilons are related. Antoine Pilon is the ancestor of most Pilons in North America. Pilon, Cuba, is most likely named after a Pilon who immigrated there; however, Pilon coffee products are most likely named after the Cuban city.

I went to Bayeux, France, to see where the Pilons came from. I also visited Montreal to see the house Antoine Pilon lived in and the park named in his honour.

by Proud Pilon December 9, 2008

Palono

An reference to a deluded person who believes they become Italian due to their poor use of an Italian accent. Often used in association with the surnames of persons' whose names resemble lunch meats.

"Mah name a Palono. This guy....is Italiano...."

by Bob1200 March 1, 2010