poorav

Sweet and to good for the world. Acts older than their age. Troublemaker; shy; smart;

Poorav, the smartest kid in class, is also the trouble maker.

by markgalpages123 November 11, 2021

blaady poora

quick fire insult towards a sister, mom or grandma who is being a nuisance. Derived from the bastardisation of the english word 'bloody' and the chinese word for grandma 'por por'.

grandma, sister, mom: 'u better concentrate on your studies and stop bothering me'

1. Stop being so poora
2. Shut up u blaady poora
3. Steve Irwin would say ' by crikey, it's a blaady poora'

by chris cringle September 6, 2004

podrangle

A rectangle with rounded corners.

"Those iPods are in the shape of a podrangle."

by Anonymous Passenger November 3, 2005

popatcha

To suddenly want to talk to another about something that comes to mind, to holla at some one, or call attention to the fact you want to talk to someone.

Come'er dog, le'me popatcha for a minute...

by tyronebcookin January 9, 2008

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

popaganda

The persuasion of personal interests throughout popular culture to make one's behavior, product, or lifestyle the new norm.

If I gave you an example of "popaganda" it would substantiate its role in society.
ie tattoos, piercings, droids, ipads, use of slang

by Mikal Machiavelli September 19, 2010

Pipras

A collection of plastic tubs, used in many asian households to store various items. These tubs usually have airtight lids to store various food items. They can include empty sweet containers from the local convenience store, or large plastic buckets, often brought home from a male figure within the household or close family and friends, who works in a factory handling dry food products.

'Uncle works at McVities, he gets us loads of pipras'

'This rice is Buy1Get1Free, I will buy 10 bags and store them in my pipras at home.'

'Mum have we got any more rice?'
'Yes, check in the store, it should be in one of the red pipras.'

by Dubra Boy December 2, 2010