po po

someone who cries after a JV game, and or sucks at practice but still thinks hes the best player on the field; heir to the great muhammed, el jefe throne

Po Po; sucks during practice but still gets the lineman of the game, ( he really did suck the coaches dick)

by nowahs October 18, 2008

po

Urban slang for police. Derived from the first syllable of "police" when spoken with a nigger accent.

So I hear last night they called da po on you, is that right?

by GuidoPosse69 February 7, 2005

Po

Abbreviation of "pony"; a small horse
(..and I'm right, because it's my name; Kelly-Po... :P).

"Look at all the pos!"
"That po is an American Quarter horse."
"Smack the po with a crop if it is being lazy."

by Kelly-Po September 13, 2003

Po

A big fluffy best friend thats there when someones boyfriend left her. Gives big hugs and always a call away. Can make satan giggle and flamingos crack up. Deffinately something you need.

Oh Kayla, ur such a Po!

by lamiiii April 12, 2008

po po

The cool way to refer to the police. When you're cocked off your ass in the car driving 40 mph over the speed limit with a 20g bag past curfew with a broken taillight, and someone says "hey look guise its the popo" suddenly the situation no longer seems dangerous and the posibility of getting pulled over becomes non-eixistent.

Jarrett: FUCK DUDE I JUST SAW A COP!

Dan: FUCK!

Bob: hahahah the po po.. hahahhaha
Dan: hahhahhhah hey dude let's race that mustang!!

by trallalalala February 4, 2012

po

poor or homeless. Usually used for abum

Man that guy on the street looked po homie G

by Chuubacca May 13, 2005

Po-tay-to po-tah-to

Actually, Ira Gershwin lyrics, from song collaboratively written with his brother, George, titled Let's Call the Whole Thing Off. First performed by Fred Adstaire (with Ginger Rogers) in 1930s film, Shall We Dance. Originally, "You think this way, I think that way, this'll never work." Has evolved into, "You think like this, I think like that, means the same, whatever...". Now somewhat akin to "six of one, half-dozen of the other".

A: "I'm going to the park to use the walking trail."
B: "Oh, the bike path, you mean?"
A: "Potayo, potahto."

by MeLizzard September 2, 2005