William Pownall
William Pownall by Mnster_enrgy December 14, 2021
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pownall
The name given to someone with the last name pownall but are named pownall like it's their first name or something,they love cheese and usually have annoying younger brothers
pownall by pownalldescriber January 19, 2011
Pull a PTon
Short for "Pulling a Princeton"
(I/He/She/They) Pulled a PTon
(I am/He is/She is/They are) Pulling a PTon
(I'm/He's/She's/They're) Pulling a PTon
Phrase used for studying a certain thing before an event/test/game/etc.
It can be short-term, medium-term, or long-term studying. It can be used at any time of the day.
(I/He/She/They) Pulled a PTon
(I am/He is/She is/They are) Pulling a PTon
(I'm/He's/She's/They're) Pulling a PTon
Phrase used for studying a certain thing before an event/test/game/etc.
It can be short-term, medium-term, or long-term studying. It can be used at any time of the day.
Person A - It's HON TYME!!!!!!!
Person B - oh dude hold up. Ima pull a pton on this one hero
Person A - Aye did you study for the big test tomorrow?
Person B - TOMORROW?! OH DUDE I GOTTA PULL A PTON RIGHT NOW!
Fly Guy - dude....Casper beat me. my score was 0/69/0
Zero - LOL. Somebody pulled a pton
Person B - oh dude hold up. Ima pull a pton on this one hero
Person A - Aye did you study for the big test tomorrow?
Person B - TOMORROW?! OH DUDE I GOTTA PULL A PTON RIGHT NOW!
Fly Guy - dude....Casper beat me. my score was 0/69/0
Zero - LOL. Somebody pulled a pton
Pull a PTon by Casperologist November 5, 2009
Plowned
1. When you get pwned and clowned simultaneously. Pwned + clowned = plowned.
2. When you get owned by a plow. Not to be confused with when you get owned AND clowned by a plow (plown-clowned).
2. When you get owned by a plow. Not to be confused with when you get owned AND clowned by a plow (plown-clowned).
Plowned by Another Pawn June 30, 2006
ptonk
-noun
1. a person, eps. one who is good at everything.
-verb
2. to drink heavily.
3. to beat someone (usually in a sport).
4. to possess (someone or something).
5. to ruin or damage (someone or something).
-interjection
6. an exclamation; used alone or in a phrase to express ownership (of something or someone), or simply an emphasis.
-adjective
7. voluptuous.
1. a person, eps. one who is good at everything.
-verb
2. to drink heavily.
3. to beat someone (usually in a sport).
4. to possess (someone or something).
5. to ruin or damage (someone or something).
-interjection
6. an exclamation; used alone or in a phrase to express ownership (of something or someone), or simply an emphasis.
-adjective
7. voluptuous.
ptonk by dizzel10102935784 December 13, 2008
pownagio
Is the ultimate form of ownage. It takes everyone in the world flips them on there belly and gives em a good ol spanking. There is no higher level of owning people.