pony

cockney money slang 25 pounds sterling
cockney rhyming slang 'pony and trap' - crap.

I bought this for a pony but it was pony

by Omar Khayam Ravenhurst May 12, 2003

ponied

(adj.) Describing the state of someone's work computer after co-workers prank it if it's left unlocked. Often the desktop wallpaper, Windows event sounds, IM away messages, email signatures, etc. are changed to a My Little Pony theme.

"Aw man, I left my computer unlocked and it now it's ponied. Now I gotta spend 30 minutes getting it back the way it was."

by m1L33tL3PWny November 10, 2006

pony

someone you can "ride" all night long

you're a pony
let's do it
ride my pony
my saddle's waiting...

-- ginuwine

by Silky Smooth April 29, 2004

pony

A member of the equine family that measures up to 14.3hh. No taller. Anything above 14.3hh is classes as a hack, park hack etc.

Novice pony ring at an ODE etc,

"Daddy, I want another pony."

by horses_are_my_life May 27, 2007

There's A Pony In There

The act of placing your penis in some sort of box, then telling small children, "There's A Pony In there," leading them to open the box to a big surprise.

R. Kelly, whilst holding a box near his crotch, told the small girl, "There's a Pony in there."

by Lester Dechildren September 8, 2006

pony

(v.t.) usually with "up", especially when referring to money, often in card games and other gambling

possibly from the Spanish /poner/ meaning (but with the generally opposite sense of "down"):
lay
place
deposit
put down
lay down
set down

"OK... the game is Texas Hold 'Em, Jacks or better.... Pony Up!"

by bob 'a' March 25, 2004

Ponied

To pony is to settle an argument or conflict in a way that no one can argue further or continue.

Keep running your month and you will get ponied.

by Acidtopic September 20, 2017