FGIP (Fat Guy In Polo)

Someone who stands around and has some authority position in the world. Doesn't pick up a finger to actually do something, but will stand there with their very nice polo shirt and tell others what to do. Always have a better way to do something. Usually unsolicited opinions come from FGIP as well.

Dude, I am tired of working my ass off, look at all those FGIP (Fat Guy In Polo) over there, standing around, doing nothing, shuffling papers, and stuffing their fat necks.

by DragonSlayer90210 September 12, 2013

Floridian water polo

When one person is on their hands and knees In a filled bathtub while another person penetrates them while slapping their ass and balls

If you don't shut up soon we're playing Floridian water polo

by Floridianwaterpoloenjoyer July 19, 2025

Marco rolla-bowel-o Polo

When u have been up too long smoking

He's in the Marco rolla-bowel-o Polo stage of no sleep.

by Bukdow December 29, 2023

Polo

Polo is very baka person. He don't open his mic much. He's common Nick name is popo polu popu

Girl - omg he's polo, he's one of the most cutest guy

by Steen 69 December 26, 2021

Polo

Polo is a word used to describe a person lacking courage. Often referred to as a “pussy” or “coward”.

C’mon man! Quit acting like a Polo.

You’re being a real Polo right now take the shot!

Oh you like that baby, who's Polo is it huh?

by Mr. OhGhee January 27, 2021

Marco Polo

An ancient European explorer who taught everyone whom he met how to play golf and croquet from horseback.

Marco Polo and his followers may indeed have had intensely happy times with all their whooping and swinging while riding on horseback, and more power to them, I say. Still, I much prefer just sharing a quiet "strolling around on foot" mallets-and-balls game with my family and friends, thank you very much.

by QuacksO November 28, 2018

Green Polo Friday

Green Polo Friday is a term to describe the habit of insecure, ill-experienced co-workers attempting to strengthen their morale and unite through matching apparel. Interestingly enough, in the act of attempting to become more formidable as a group, the Green Polo's typically choose to represent themselves with the very color associated with employees who are "inexperienced" or "new".

-"Did you see all the rookies in the break room??"
-"Yeah, looks like it's another Green Polo Friday..."

-"Boss, you gotta do something about these Green Polo's... It's mayhem out here."
-"Hang in there. As long as their collars aren't popped, we're OK... Once that happens, then we're in trouble."

by The Enf0rcer July 29, 2011