Pillax

It's like chillaxing chillax but with the aid of presciption medications (sometimes recreationally used) e.g. Ambien, Paxil, Valium, Tramodol, Flexeril, Xanax, Percocet, etc.

I knew I was going to have to pillax on the plane when I saw the family with three kids boarding.

I have been pillaxing too much, I sense an intervention coming.

Dr. Gregory House on "House" used to be a Pillaxer until he checked into rehab.

by GirlFriday 2.0 January 8, 2010

pillar

the term describing someone controlled or heavily influenced by a low class drug. particularly cannabis, pills or excess alcohol. never used with reference to harder drugs e.g crack/cocaine. often used positively but can also be derogatory,context must be understood.

'is he cool?'
'yer my man's a pillar, hes sound as.'

'all you do is smoke. your'e a proper pillar.'

by gert mandem March 8, 2007

[Polack]

A Polish Wizard of the Shakespearian Era from the country of Polackia. Known widely for their enchanting spells and limricks. Commonly associated with broomsticks, elves, and sausage.
Note: Polish people = non-magic bearing Polacks.

There goes a Polack across the sky!

by SmexyFaust January 21, 2009

Pella

A name for a girl who’s pretty fun and has a great spirit though can be out of it and often tune out others but is a bit of a party girl and goes wild at night time and when she wants to show off

Pella is a lot of fun!

by Urban user 😜 May 10, 2018

pollack

To make a really stupid comment. Comes from the famous comment made by Slovackian althlete James Pollack in the 1800's where he asked 'how can I tell it's daytime?'.

Jesus, I can't believe you just said that, that's a proper Pollack comment.

by Kizzi May 17, 2006

Pola

A whore that is always under the age of 18 always polish but lives in ireland

pola send nudes to the kids

by DAsmArtMAn May 23, 2019

Pillars

After the overprinting of Russian currency, it was disregarded and thrown out. To be hastily replaced by their new currency, skittles. But after the mass consumption of the delicious snack, they reverted to an older form of currency. Aborted baby seal fetuses.

Also: See definition of Collin.

Wow! That computer is worth 20,000 Pillars!

by Aaron Imrie June 19, 2007