Poland

Something that John Kerry forgot.

George W. Bush: He forgot Poland.

by TheEye5000 February 8, 2005

Poledancer

A person who dances and does tricks on a pole. Pole dancing is a hard physical sport and is not to be confused with strippers or anything sexual.

Poledancers must have strong arms and abs to be able to do those tricks on the pole.

by kasima May 25, 2012

Poland

A nation in Eastern Europe that is home to overly nationalistic and stuck-up inhabitants who claim it was anything other than a marching ground for Europe's true powers (Germany/Prussia, Russia, France, Sweden, etc)

Jim: If you could pick one country to nuke in this world, which one would it be?
Patrick: North Korea, because they're communist
Ron: Iran, because they're evil
Jack: Poland, because it is Poland

by Nutbuster2 May 4, 2018

poland

he never into space :(

"poland is a country"
"YOU KNOW WHO ELSE IS A COUNTY?"

by jimmy_mom:D November 4, 2021

Polandball

Another way of saying countryball.

Guy#1: I love Polandball
Guy#2 Same!

by BuddyMaddie March 31, 2022

poland

every race has its history, but poland has its for sure. they were invaded by germans, huns, and the russians. they really have their history. they are very hard working people who are known for their fencing and being invaded by neighbors of their nation, especially the germans.

i was born in america with polish ancestry. i am 15% polish. when my family came here, they struggled. those who were wiped out because of the nazis are always rememered. those that came to america, i wish well on their journey.

people who are polish are hard working people. they use their brains, and are very nice people. if youre not polish in poland, you are always welcome.

i am part polish and i like being from poland with its history.

by adudeman July 17, 2007

polentone

A derogatory term referring to Northern Italians. The opposing term is terrone referring to Southern Italians. It is disputed whether or whether not Northern Italy includes the central region of Italy (between Bologna and Rome. The word literally translates to 'Big Polenta' with polenta being a traditional dish of Northern Italy.

(pl. polentoni, polentones)

If I wanted to be racist, I would refer to Paolo as a 'polentone as he was born in Bergamo, a city in Northern Italy.

by J.Q Public September 8, 2007