you have my poodle, give it back.

An exclimation used to express anger over the failure to return another man/womans poodle.

charlie, you son of a bitch, you have my poodle, give it back.

by ELsei August 12, 2007

feed my poodle let him know it's christmas time

A plea to all you half wit frog bashers to save my poodle on christmas day from his usual kiddy fondling antics around the christmas tree of yorkshire pudding.

Robin: Where's your head at? WHERE'S YOUR HEAD AT?
MG: I am the only gay in the village
Rover: save me

by Robin February 6, 2005

Poodles

A Beat Saber term for a string of notes put together in a row facing the same direction as the last, with precision placement using a mod called Noodle Extensions in order to make a snake like slider block.

This term originally was created after another pattern called "Pauls" which did not use precision placement and were all lined up in a single row.

Someone might say: "Hey, did you try out the new Poodle map recently ranked on the HitBloq Poodles pool?"

by PixelmonGalaxy March 3, 2023

Poodle girl

A girl that has a bubbly, poodle-like energy.

Even when throwing the egg at the dude and saying screw you, the poodle girl that didn't curse came off as poodle-like. Like a poodle trying to act tough instead of being herself, a poodle.

by Solid Mantis November 6, 2020

Flip A Poodle

Performing a U-Turn in an intersection after a stop sign.

Sam had to flip a poodle to head back to the garage sale.

by Z_Free May 25, 2024

Poodle-scooch

An undefined streak like stain on floors, carpets or upholstered furniture

We have to renovate the office, especially the carpets with all that poodle-scooch on it.

by The_Architect July 29, 2016

Poodle?

Poodle (n.)
A playful term used to clarify if someone is telling the truth or joking. When someone makes a statement, others can ask “Poodle?” to check its validity. If the statement is true, the response is “Poodle.” If it’s a joke or a lie, the response is “Doodle.” To add a twist, if someone lies after saying “Poodle,” they owe the person they lied to $30. Commonly used among friends and family to keep conversations fun and honest.

• “I just won the lottery!”
• “Poodle?”
• “Doodle. Just kidding!”

by gone.to.the.dogs January 14, 2025