Potleg

1. The repercussions of a swift knee to the thigh area, resulting in bruising of said area for the recipient and much lulz for the one who supplied it and any bystanders. The potleg itself may also be delivered via the medium of the heel (of the foot), elbow, knuckle or household object. In extreme cases, a potleg can leave the victim unable to walk properly for quite some time and may induce nausea.

1. Dude, I woke up this morning and my thigh was purple. I owe you a serious potleg
2. He's concentrating pretty hard, I think he'd appreciate a potleg right about now

by christheomnipotent July 23, 2008

plotterdemize

The act of going along with a conversation between 2 or more people and not really knowing what they are talking about.
The act of going along with a conversation and not actually paying attention.

I was plotterdemizing the whole time you were talking about Homecoming because I didn't go.

I just plotterdemized my way through history class.

Sorry, could you repeat that? I was plotterdemizing.

by LRMey03 September 17, 2010

Platless

a homophobic term used towards non-binary, genderfluid, genderqueer, trans, and people who don’t identify with the gender binary

man its good to be platless

by Beardev May 19, 2021

potle

The act of going to Chipotle and eating a burrito. Also could refer to the Chipotle restaurant itself or the burrito itself.

What did you do today?

I potled.

Where?

Potle.

What did you eat?

Potle.

by i<3potle4815162342 December 9, 2010

Plogley

Adj. A term used to describe something musical or of sexual interest.

That song is so plogley. She is so plogley. He is so plogley.

by Jayzee5035 October 19, 2008

pootley pie

On TMZ (episode aired December 27, 2013), Steven Tyler, lead singer of Aerosmith, names "pootley pie" as his favorite pie. It is explained that "pootley is used in terms of marijuana."

Steven Tyler's favorite pie is pootley pie.

by LuluAndalusia January 2, 2014

pootler

Someone who travels in a slow, leisurely and relaxed manner, most usually on a bicycle. From 'pootle'. pootle

'Clare is going for a pootle on her bicycle'
to 'Clare is a bit of a pootler on her bicycle'.

by ashuk August 18, 2014