Pichki

Mainly originated in Bangladesh. Pichkis are cute people whose short height make them more attractive.

I love you, Pichki.

by fudgecakezx August 31, 2014

pichaera

to ignore someone, to acknowledge the person but still ignore them.

"Oye! No me des la pichaera! Dimelo!"
(Listen! Don't ignore me! tell me!)

by JohnB15 October 11, 2007

pichka

Vagina, Curse word, Good looking babe

also curse word: "Pichka ti materina" - "Your mother's pussy", also means goodlooking babe: "Uh, koja pichka" - "Uh, what a babe"

by Kaarm December 20, 2004

Piccolo

Smaller than a flute, but an octave higher. Extremely hard to tune. Excrutiating to hear when WAY out of tune. Hard to play. Harder to master.

"Oh my god! What was that?!"
"What that high pitched noise?"
"Yeah!"
"That would be the piccolo..."

by pic_chic January 12, 2006

piccolo

John Williams's favorite instrument.

He writes alluring runs for piccolo.

by Sir Ryan December 3, 2006

piccolo

A mini flute, plays an octave above the normal flute.

I thought the flute was high, but holy crap, the piccolo is crazily high. I feel sorry for the dogs that have to hear people practice it.

by thegreatwhitehype October 8, 2003

Piccolo

A Namekian. Son of Piccolo Daimou. Originated in the anime and manga Dragon Ball. Formerly Goku's rival, he was forced to join forces with him when Raditz, a Saiyan from the planet, Vegeta, invaded Earth. Killing Goku and Raditz in one decisive blow, Raditz warned everyone that two Saiyans would appear on Earth in one year. Piccolo took Gohan, Goku's son, and trained him to become a strong warrior.

Through the series, Piccolo went from a bad guy to defeat Goku to a hero with a strong, unshakable will. He battled some of the major villains in Dragon Ball Z, including Frieza, Cell, and some of the movie villains as well.

Piccolo is capable of strong abilities such as the Special Beam Cannon and the Hellzon Grenade. In addition to his strong fighting ability, he also has the ability to regenerate any limbs he loses in battle.

by Durango February 3, 2007