Plough the lilies

In the video game The Witcher 2, you will often hear enemy soldiers shout that sentence. Lilies are the emblem of the kingdom of Temeria. In essence "Plough the lilies" means "Fuck the Temerians"

Bar patron: Look, Temerian soldiers!
Other patron: Plough the lilies!

by Juub May 21, 2015

poudii

A lit thicc Dominican shnack “ha what else”

Poudii highkey thicc

by Ha dexter December 19, 2017

Proud

Something your parents could never be of you.

Man, I tried so hard. I got a great job, finished college, got married and had a family, but my parents still weren't proud of me.

by Mooingcricket April 9, 2015

plod

1) The police
2) A policeman or woman

1 - I was trying to rob the lawnmower out of this bloke's shed when the bastard clocked me and rang the plod.

2 - I got chased right down Bewley Drive by this one plod.

by Charlie O'Kane November 18, 2003

Plounge

Stands for "Plush Lounge". A plounge is a space which has been created for the express purpose of lounging around in hedonistic bliss. They are cushy and "plush", typically having many pillows and warm (furry) blankets. The lighting and decoration is sensual, warm and inviting. A Plounge has something of a magnetic pull which draws people into it's clutches. Once in the Plounge, many experience temporal anomalies where time loses meaning. It can be enjoyed alone but is much more commonly found with several Plouge-o-nauts simultaneously riding the cushy waves.

Man, that is a SICK Plounge!

by Astro the Plounge-o-naut May 1, 2011

Plowder

To "plowder", or the act of "plowdering"

Is the act of pushing through dingleberries to create a clear unobstructed path for the erect falace. This happens prior to dirty anal penetration.

Jeff "how was it?"
Tom "there was a lot to plowder down there"
Jeff "ohh... Shitty man... unless you're into that"
Tom "I've seen things"

by Hawk2 February 3, 2023

Plod

A derogatory name for a dull-witted policeman which has it's roots in the character Mr. Plod (sometimes called PC Plod), the Toyland policeman, who was introduced in the first of Enid Blyton's Noddy books, NODDY GOES TO TOYLAND (1949).

‘A bunch of plods arrived, offering me a lift to the cop shop’

by cathaven February 13, 2018