polarbearism

A mild form of paranoid schizophrenia. Mostly harmless.

The patient exhibited polarbearism by continuing his delusional rants against the international right-wing cabal of invisible pixies despite a lack of evidence for their existance

by A right-thinking pixie November 29, 2004

pilar

(Fr. Spanish: pillar, support) A woman who displays unswerving--and deserving--loyalty, support and affection within a romantic relationship.

Although a few people considered Pablo somewhat quixotic, his ladyfriend Linda was sharp enough to believe in him with all her heart. She was a real pilar and reaped the riches.

by Paul Kusinitz January 24, 2003

polaris

the north star. however, it is not the brightest star in the sky. it's just the closest star to the north pole.

the last two stars of the big dipper point to polaris.

by deVVVVVVVVVV April 10, 2008

pocari sweat

Strange, tangy supposedly 'soft' drink from Japan which, according to the blurb on the can, replaces the electrolytes lost through perspiration.
The sensation of actually drinking the stuff is like putting your tongue on the twin terminals of a 9v. battery.

Pocari Sweat is Japanese Coke to Calpis' Pepsi.

by Miles Pieri February 2, 2004

Dumb Polack

The term "Dumb Polack" was coined by the Germans in World War 2.

The Germans had surrounded the capital city of Warsaw with tanks and armament. They shelled the city to pieces and wanted the polish people to surrender. They refused and many fought to the death with pitch forks, shovels, anything in hand.

The Germans continued to shell the city unmercifully, so much so that the Germans called them "Dumb Polacks" for not surrendering even to overwhelming fire power and force.

A true example is one who would try to prevail against overwhelming odds. However, it is usually used as a derogatory term, without the user knowing its true meaning. Most people of character, would be proud to be called a dumb polack, if they knew its true meaning.

by Antigua Tim October 24, 2012

Polak

1. Derogatory word used for Polish people.

2. In Polish Polak means Pole Pole=Polish person.

I'm a polak, look at the name. Some Polak.

by some polak October 4, 2004

Pilar

Means, big, manly, noble, corageous, anything that has to do with being a badass

That is one cool Pilar

by Pilar Munoz January 4, 2005