Poi vegnu lattu torna

A catchphrase born around the year 2018, first pronounced by a person that goes by the name “Omar Il Grande”, it means in Italian Dialect “ yes ok, then I’ll come back and repaint it”. This phrase was born because ketchup was thrown on a freshly painted wall.

-throws ketchup on wall-
Person 1 : “GUARDA CHE HAI FATTO”
Omar : “Sine poi vegnu lattu torna”

by Hurakan9000 November 22, 2021

Poi Tung Da

This is a common phrase that is used to refer to someone who stays awake rambling on late into the night. The origins of this in this particular spelling can be traced back to Lil P

Someone at 1AM: Blah blah Blah Blah
Response: Poi Tung Da (Abbreviated at PTD)

by jabalaka September 29, 2022

Poi Ching School

The kind of typical neighbourhood school with a hell load of Chinese kids (as a SAP school it’s expected ofc) While it’s teachers are typically nice or average, sometimes you meet THOSE music teachers. And of course, the students are always nice and typically welcoming .
Located in Tampines.

____: “Let’s send our kid to the nearest school”
___: “hell no way, the acceptance rate of Poi Ching School is too low”

by Ei_TJ January 29, 2023

Poi Boi

A derogatory term for "White Boy".
Poi is an abbreviation for "Product of Incest".

Uh oh, poi boi is mad.

by John God August 31, 2025

yoo poi

a yoo poi is a beautiful human that you love and cherish

you are my lil yoo poi

by sana12 July 9, 2020

fire poi

fire poi is a most excellent past time involving spinning fire chains around you, the idea is that you dont hit yourself or anyone else and look good doing it, theres tonnes of em, youve seen em at festivals and virtually any hippy gathering, they love it, pretty much everyone else does too coz its just beautiful...

Man, that fire poi rocks! look at the cooool fire trails! People should do more poi... :)

by mr.spin December 22, 2005

big poi

Describes a huge dong in a cute fashion. Can be used for women genitals as well in the right context.

That's a big poi right there.

by poichan August 5, 2018