POATEW

Angry; Irate; woke up on the wrong side of the bed.

From the acronym Pissed Off At The Entire World. Pronounced poe-AH-too.

After Darrell got a second speeding ticket in the same day, he was POATEW for the rest of the week.

by Cherry Nelsonic May 16, 2005

poaty

Intense swelling of the lower abdomen from fluid or gas entrapment usually resulting in horrific bowel release.

Can't tonight dear, I'm feeling a bit poaty.

by Woofa Johnson June 14, 2006

poatology

The study of poat

The poat inflicted man was studied by the poatology studing professor

by Poater's helper February 7, 2009

Ploat

The combination of pl in "plane" and oat in "boat". Seaplane is appropriate, but the usage of "ploat" instead sounds right and proper.

•Hey I'd like to take a ride in that ploat right there!

•Seaplane? You mean a ploat?

•My friend likes to call seaplanes "ploats" because he sees the word better.

•Hey! Plane & Boat? Make it a ploat!

by George.IH August 6, 2017

Poat

A boat which has been converted into a pub

Let’s go to the poat for a beer!

by BrizzleDan February 8, 2019

poath

a substitute word for 'shit', to be used when in public, or when swear words do not seem appropriate.

"Did you see Debbie's hair last night- It was so poath!"

by sammmyjay October 23, 2009

Ploat

English. To dress down or remove loose stone from the roof or sides.

They ploated the roof of the tunnel, so that no loose rock would fall on them.

by streonwold April 6, 2005