Poda

Po(go) + Da (him) = Poda ( get lost (man/boy ))
A term used to refer a male, telling him to, go away/get lost

Especially if the alternate person doesn't agree with him or if the alternate person wishes to ignore him
Often used with a Ne(you) in the beginning.

Origin: South India and Srilanka

Ram: You should have brought the hat with you.
Achu: Ne Poda, it's not that sunny.

by Induloveschanbaek May 3, 2018

Podable

A song worthy of being on ones iPod or other similar device.

I can't think of a single Jonas Brothers song that is podable.

by TheSherm May 17, 2009

Phonationship

instances in which individuals engage in relationship-like activities over vast distances through the medium of the phone, computer or other digital media, generally with individuals that have only met a few times.

The use of sexting and phone sex has vastly improved the longevity of many phonationships world-wide.

Hey, are you still having a phonationship with that dude you met in Cancun last year?

by TreatYourLife January 24, 2011

Photack

To make an unexpected movement sideways or backwards whilst taking a photograph, in order to get a better shot. May inadvertently result in injury to another due to the failure of the photographer to be aware of the surrounding environment.

That girl in the park completely photacked me this morning. my foot is still sore.

by Berger October 5, 2016

Phoja

FO-HA is a word that means something lit, exciting, dank. t can be used for many different uses

1. Bro this concert is going to be PHOJA.
2. Pass me that PHOJA.
3. My friend sells some PHOJA stuff

by Mr. Dankies May 10, 2018

Poda Patti

It is a way of asking someone to go away, rudely. This is a Malayalam world used by people in South India (Kerala).

It literally means Go away dog. People also use it as joke within friend groups.
Poda means Go away and patti means dog.

guy 1 : *annoys guy 2*
guy 2 : Nee poda patti

by aaaisanynameavailable? May 23, 2021

phonaphone

phonaphones are words which can spelled using the same combination of letters on a touch-tone telephone.

a.k.a. phoneaphone

'good' is a phonaphone of 'home'.
On a telephone keypad, both are spelled '4663'.

by ambiguator March 27, 2008