plop socket

The anal sphincter.

The archbishop said to his nun, "I'd like to give your sister one up the plop socket, Sister Kate".

by Drippin' Yellow Madness March 15, 2015

Plop

Parking Lot Outdoor Party

This describes a hangout in which people drive to a parking lot and hang out in their cars.

This type of party was created following the COVID-19 pandemic, in which people were forced to stay 6 feet apart.

Hey man! Since I can't come over, we should meet up and plop!

by JunkyardJohn May 3, 2020

Plop

A state of lethargy that prevails while engaged in activites involving a computer or cell phone. often results in falling over onto the keyboard of the computer/phone and sleeping for a long period of time while one's buddies on chat constantly message them asking where they went, or where an excessive amount of texts are recieved also questioning them. Usually, no answer is given due to the slumber the plopper is in, resulting in buddies feeling as though their friend has been abducted by aliens.

Dude, sorry I never responded to your IMs last night. I plopped and ended up being late to school.

(Into an AIM chat): I'm so tired, I'm probably going to plop any minute. Don't be surprised if you get some mumbo jumbo IMs from me, its probably my forehead.

by AllTimeLowYo November 6, 2009

plop

Used in online games in event of a headshot (someone being shot in the head). Saying 'plop' is an attempt to describe the headshot sound in a text message.

">NVes" attacked "Cookie" with akimbob (damage "91.000")
">NVes" attacked "Cookie" with akimbob (damage "91.000")
">NVes" killed "Cookie" with akimbob
">NVes" say "plop"

by Ves September 5, 2004

Ploos

This is the Afrikaans word to describe the space between the anus and scrotum. In English, this would be a more descriptive word for the perineum.

My oh my, my ploos sure is itchy.

Jy is nee a doos nie, jy is a ploos.

by KG_1234 May 11, 2011

Plood

1. The act of taking a dump underwater.

2. The sound a turd makes when it hits the water.

1. Man, I gotta go too bad, I guess I'll just have to plood.

2. Well, that had a nice healthy plood to it.

by Dixon February 8, 2004

plop on the horse

Meaning "to leave," usually used at the end of a conversation. Originates in the idea of "plopping down" on a horse in order to ride back to one's home. "Down" is usually eliminated, although on occasion it is heard.

Joe: ...and then Barb told me that the bricks had been there the whole time.
Jim: Interesting. Well, it's getting pretty late--it's probably time for me to plop on the horse.
Joe: All right, see you later.
Jim: Yup, goodbye.

by Barock August 22, 2004