big boy poodle

company responsible for the manufacture of weapons grade alluminum alloy.

by Dr. Bong August 14, 2003

HOLD MY POODLE (aka HOLD MY POOD)

“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

by KRAZYKATLADY101 February 6, 2024

Poodle-scooch

An undefined streak like stain on floors, carpets or upholstered furniture

We have to renovate the office, especially the carpets with all that poodle-scooch on it.

by The_Architect July 29, 2016

shoshiee poodles

use when you are trying to tell your class of high school students to shut up

oi! shoshiee poodles!

by shaunz@schl February 13, 2018

Poodles

A Beat Saber term for a string of notes put together in a row facing the same direction as the last, with precision placement using a mod called Noodle Extensions in order to make a snake like slider block.

This term originally was created after another pattern called "Pauls" which did not use precision placement and were all lined up in a single row.

Someone might say: "Hey, did you try out the new Poodle map recently ranked on the HitBloq Poodles pool?"

by PixelmonGalaxy March 3, 2023

Poodle girl

A girl that has a bubbly, poodle-like energy.

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

Poodle?

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.

• “I just won the lottery!”
• “Poodle?”
• “Doodle. Just kidding!”

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