by Dr. Bong August 14, 2003

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

by Z_Free May 25, 2024

by The_Architect July 29, 2016

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

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 girl.
by Solid Mantis November 6, 2020

“hold my stuff”, but this definition can only be used when you need both hands to rack gear or throw hands. only allowed to be used when in a group of your favourite people, because no one will understand otherwise
vic: “HOLD MY POODLE (aka HOLD MY POOD)”
abbey: *holds Vic’s stuff (aka gear, handbag, drink etc.)
everyone: *laughs
abbey: *holds Vic’s stuff (aka gear, handbag, drink etc.)
everyone: *laughs
by KRAZYKATLADY101 February 6, 2024
