Popcorn Muscles

Muscles that are made just for show; muscles that are fake, mostly to impress or intimidate others

I saw Billy and Wilson dancing in the clubs of Springfield showing off them popcorn muscles.

by coffeemug12 March 31, 2009

popcorn pussy

pussy that tastes and smells so rank it reminds you of those burning diarrhea farts you have after 8 pints of guinness. if you go down on a girl with popcorn pussy, you will gag and might puke. Girls that have popcorn pussy are girls that think about sex all day and get wet all day and the pussy is festering and really these girls need to douche four or five times a day and fuck them in the shower if at all possible.

I claim to not go down on girls but it is really because the girls that i hook up with have popcorn pussy. If I could fuck something less ghetto i'd probably maw down too.

by adambalder September 30, 2007

popcorn

A reading "game" often used in elementary and junior high. The person who is reading picks the next reader, but before he/she must say "Popcorn"

John: ...and thats when slavery was started... POPCORN..... SAM!!

Sam: FUCK!!! GODDAMMIT JOHN! WHY'D YOU HAVE TO POPCORN ME!?!?! I HATE READING OUT LOUD

by do7 September 18, 2006

Joe Piscopo

The bathroom, the toilet, or a urinal.

Hang on for a second, guys. I need to go and use the Joe Piscopo.

by Twan State December 25, 2007

Pisco

Alcoholic drink from Perú, imitated by Chileans, coz' they can't create anything original. Our Pisco is a fine drink, source of one of the greatest cocktails in the world called "Piscosour"(try the peruvian, not the chilean coz'tastes like cool aid with rum!!) . Even their flag is an imitation of the State of Texas flag!!

Man #1: What is called that greenish drink with a tiny foam layer on top?
Man#2: Oh! It's called Piscosour. Is from Perú, try mine's.
Man#1: Damn! It's the best cocktail I ever tried, I'll get one from that table.
Man#2: You like it?
Man #1: Arghh!! What the crap is this, Oh my! I got to go to the bathroom, oh man call 911!!
Man#1: Hey waitdress: Is my friend's Piscosour Peruvian like the ones in the bar right?
Waitdresss: No. The ones in the table are free samples from Chile, you've got to pay for the Peruvian ones.

by Aldiño June 22, 2006

popcorn thriller

The kind of movie you can sit at home with a bucket of popcorn and watch. Often used to describe B-movies, usually B-horror movies.

"The Entity" is a common popcorn thriller

by Dustin MacDonald July 10, 2007

Popcorn

Popcorn or popping corn is a type of maize which puffs up when it is heated in oil or by dry heat. Special varieties of corn are grown to give improved popping yield. Some wild types will pop, but the cultivated strain is Zea mays L. subsp. mays (Everta Group), which is a special kind of flint corn. Popcorn was first developed by precolumbian Native Americans thousands of years ago. The oldest ears of popcorn ever found were discovered in the Bat Cave of west central New Mexico in 1948 and 1950. Ranging from smaller than a penny to about 2 inches, the oldest Bat Cave ears are about 5,600 years old. Popcorn was introduced to the west for the first time in 1492, when Christopher Columbus noted that the natives of the West indies made popcorn corsages and popcorn headdresses which they sold to Columbus' sailors. French explorers around the year 1612 in the Great Lakes region documented use of popcorn by the Iroquois who popped corn in pottery using hot sand. They also noted that during an Iroquois dinner, popcorn soup and popcorn beer were consumed. Since then, popcorn has become a popular snack food all over the world. Apparently, early north American colonists loved popcorn so much, that they actually served it for breakfast with sugar and cream. This thus represents the first puffed breakfast cereal. Popcorn is a whole grain food.

In Europe and the United States, popcorn is particularly common in movie theaters. It is often served with (often imitation such as margarine) butter and salt. It is also sometimes flavored with sugar (especially in Asia), nutritional yeast or spices. In the United States it is sometimes served with sugar and vinegar.

Popcorn balls (popped kernels stuck together with a sugary "glue") were hugely popular around the turn of the 20th century, but their popularity has since waned. They are still served in some places as a traditional Halloween treat. Cracker Jack is a popular, commercially produced candy that consists of peanuts mixed in with caramel-covered popcorn. Kettle corn is a variation of normal corn, cooked with white sugar in a large copper kettle. Once reserved for specialty shops and county fairs, kettle corn has recently become a popular variety in the microwave popcorn market.

Six popular brands of popcorn in the United States are Orville Redenbacher, Act II, Jiffy Pop (all three of which are brands of the ConAgra Foods conglomerate), Pop Secret, Jolly Time and Black Jewell, a premium specialty brand.

by Orville Radenbacher January 17, 2006