N. Adj. Pigboy: a male or tranmasculine who submits to the perverse pleasures or their dominant mistress or dominant top; often: piss play, rooting in mud, walking on hands and knees on a leash, eating from the floor.
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"Pinoy" Syndrome can be characterized by subconditions like Manilitis, Bisayanitis and Mindanao.
There is currently no cure for this condition.
The gender-specific version of this word can also be "Pinay"
Can also be referring to people of Filipino Nationality
"Pinoy" Syndrome can be characterized by subconditions like Manilitis, Bisayanitis and Mindanao.
There is currently no cure for this condition.
The gender-specific version of this word can also be "Pinay"
Can also be referring to people of Filipino Nationality
"I heard he was recently diagnosed with pinoy."
"If I was diagnosed with Filipino Nationality, I wouldn't want to live anymore."
"Can you believe it? A whole country that was diagnosed and named after a health condition?"
"If I was diagnosed with Filipino Nationality, I wouldn't want to live anymore."
"Can you believe it? A whole country that was diagnosed and named after a health condition?"
by CertifiedPinoyBaby April 15, 2022
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Filipino male (Flip girl=pinay) or just plain Filipino. No kristenssn, it`s not what the "ghetto" Filipinos or "wannabes" say. What the fuck chick. Seriously, if you are going to "define" a word.. GET IT THE FUCK RIGHT BITCH! Us Filipinos are very proud of our nationality so fuck off... and learn how to spell you whore.
by VickyE September 28, 2005
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A FRESH OFF the ISLANDS Filipino who is easily spotted out in the United States (or anywhere else), by their thick Filipino accent/incorrect English grammar and native Filipino mannerisms, idiosyncracies and personal carriage (dress, style, etc.) Basically a FOB.
A FRESH OFF the ISLANDS Filipino who is easily spotted out in the United States (or anywhere else), by their thick Filipino accent/incorrect English grammar and native Filipino mannerisms, idiosyncracies and personal carriage (dress, style, etc.) Basically a FOB.
by Mongol Cabelin September 4, 2007
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Pinoybonics: Ricky said, not only because the shop is owned by a fellow Filipino but the manner by which it quickly absolved itself from being blamed. The car was found days later by the police stripped to the bare.
This is what it means: Ricky said the shop denied responsibility. The police found the car days later stripped bare.
Pinoybonics: Would have the shop given my friend a swift disavowal if he weren’t Filipino? Without a blink, the response would be a big no. Maybe I’m naïve but I believe that even among ourselves we discriminate. Stories like my friend’s continue to abound in our midst. It becomes more disheartening if the pain came from a Filipino business you would normally trust.
This is what it means: My friend was treated differently because he is a Filipino. We discriminate amongst ourselves. My friend's story is common. It just makes it much worse if the discrimination is practiced by a countryman whom you would normally trust.
Pinoybonics: Rillera said most often, we are told to patronize our own products and the businesses of our countrymen. Yet when things go wrong, we are shoved away to silence and treated differently as if we were a trouble maker. Isn’t this an oxymoron like when someone says working vacation?
Meaning: Sorry I don't know what it means.
This is what it means: Ricky said the shop denied responsibility. The police found the car days later stripped bare.
Pinoybonics: Would have the shop given my friend a swift disavowal if he weren’t Filipino? Without a blink, the response would be a big no. Maybe I’m naïve but I believe that even among ourselves we discriminate. Stories like my friend’s continue to abound in our midst. It becomes more disheartening if the pain came from a Filipino business you would normally trust.
This is what it means: My friend was treated differently because he is a Filipino. We discriminate amongst ourselves. My friend's story is common. It just makes it much worse if the discrimination is practiced by a countryman whom you would normally trust.
Pinoybonics: Rillera said most often, we are told to patronize our own products and the businesses of our countrymen. Yet when things go wrong, we are shoved away to silence and treated differently as if we were a trouble maker. Isn’t this an oxymoron like when someone says working vacation?
Meaning: Sorry I don't know what it means.
by Tara S. Volta September 27, 2005
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PINOYBONICS: "It was very exhausting and I had hoped the supersonic transit now in use in Europe was now available in Asia. This would have cut travel time by almost 50 percent. Perhaps by 2007, when it would reportedly have its debut, it would not be as tiring as it was now; it only would cost more money."
CORRECT ENGLISH: "The trip was very long and tiring, making me wish that the supersonic planes flying the european routes also flew in Asia."
CORRECT ENGLISH: "The trip was very long and tiring, making me wish that the supersonic planes flying the european routes also flew in Asia."
by westley lake June 10, 2005
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