Popeye's chicken sandwich

It is a sandwich that makes you act up

Gabe: Dude logan why are you so weird
Logan: I just ate a Popeye's chicken sandwich and now I'm acting up

by StoopidNurd March 8, 2022

Popeyes

A spicy cajun chicken food chain started up in New York in the late 70's after the fictional cop; Popeye Doyle, the main character in the movie; The French Connection.

John: Man, im starvin!
Jim: Dude, lets go to popeyes.

by Mike Norman November 26, 2004

popeye

Now discontinued cartoon from the forties and fifties about an oddly proportioned american sailor who constantly got into fights, where he was the underdog. He would, at a pivotal point, consume spinach, and become immediatley brawnier as a result. Immensely popular, and famed for his arch-enemy bluto, girlfriend Olive Oil, and his ridiculously large biceps. He also had one squinted eye, one that protruded, a speech impediment, a pipe, and incoherant ramblings that he would use to amuse himself.


The cartoon was a vector to get kids eating more greens so the could grow up to be just like him.

Q: what happened when Napoleon went to mount Olive?

A: Popeye got pissed...



Oh, Popeye- Olive

by Gumba Gumba March 12, 2004

the popeye

During foreplay or sexual intercourse the man thrusts a full fist in a "sailor man motion" into the woman's butt or vagina while at the same time giving a "Popeye the Sailor Man" chuckle.

I was fucking her in the ass when I pulled out and gave her the popeye.

by tomolearly March 20, 2009

Popeye

Found at carnivals and State Fairs in 70's & 80's , he was a black man in a sideshow who could make his eyeballs bulge out of his eye-sockets. thus giving him the name "Popeye"

Hey, lets go see Popeye when we get to the fair.

by samiam6977 February 2, 2009

Popeye

When you jack off to much and your arms get swollen to shit.

After jacking my dick so hard I developed a Popeye arm.

by MudslideMan January 9, 2018

popademic

Books or articles written by academics on academic topics such as the new nature of cities or the interconnectedness of the world. These works are intended to be popular, frequently are on best seller lists, and are aimed at a specific type of mass audience, usually one that is educated and works in the professional service sector. Usually, this audience has a large enough disposable income to afford popademic works.

Richard Florida's book, "The Rise of the Creative Class" is a popademic book. So is "Freakanomics."

by blondedragon December 3, 2009