Pigeon Toss

It is simply a 'hands cupped, ball clap' Done from the the rear, between the legs (of the male victim/friend)while standing. Meant as a funny gesture to shock the person when they least expect it.
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This surprise, obnoxious, inappropriate act is meant to be done to a male wherein the person (coming from behind) walks up to the 'male victim' crouches down with arms forward elbows closely aligned, with the hands face up cupped together (similar to how we do when washing our face bent over a sink) and in fast motion reach in from underneath the victim, with hands low between the victims legs, hands cupped, stands up while swinging up,and 'cup slaps' the balls of the victim, then retreats laughing..wake up buddy! You just got pigeon tossed!

Someone should pigeon toss him, it'll wake him up.

by TheCuriousMonkey May 26, 2024

Pigeon-Pusher

Someone who purposely bothers/harms others without a care because they think that person will end up fine in the long run. Like pushing a pigeon off a ledge. Can be used mildly, playfully or serious, usually little or other adjectives are used before.

"You're a little pigeon-pusher!"

"He always has to be a pigeon-pusher, doesn't he?!"

by Roemilo February 2, 2026

pigeon

Something someone might think gets eaten on the inside. Inside referring to, originally to the penitentiary, but eventually also one battling things inside mentally and viewed as weak.
Pigeons are targeted for their weakness as a person and literally as food in prison. Also considered the rats of the sky, which those don't go over well incarcerated even more so.

"New fish looks like a pigeon." Sometimes inmates say when others don't know what it means in passing.

"You'll get eating up in there like a pigeon." hence the correlation.

by MoiraJane DeCay March 12, 2026

pigeon

Something that looks like they can be eaten on the inside. Inside referring to penitentiary. Eventually something weak on the inside mentally and literally in prison. Again referring to the fact pigeons are captured, killed, and eaten in prisons. Also a place not safe for rats aka informers, who are also targeted in institutions. So not just rats, sex offenders, and oppositions but those viewed as weak... or conveniently alone.

1. "New fish looks like a pigeon, nice and cooked." one might say in passing when they think you don't know exactly what they mean.
2. " You'll get eaten alive like a pigeon in there."
3. "Worry if they call you a pigeon."
4. "Don't get labeled a pigeon."

by MoiraJane DeCay March 12, 2026

pigeon

used in lacrosse (and occasionally ice hockey) to denote someone who #chirps all the time, but contributes nothing on offense or defense...struts around and makes a lot of nose, but is generally annoying

all alec does is chirp people, have you ever seen him score a goal? He's such a pigeon!

by jockgeardc May 8, 2025

Pigeon Pounder

When a New Yorker gets a little bored in the city, they will often go out on the streets and find a pigeon (ideally a baby) and start absolutely pounding it to the moon and back. The power at which they please themselves is enough to bring the dollar slice back.

Man... I'm thinking of doing a Pigeon Pounder later, are you down?

by newyorker51 July 18, 2025

Pigeon’s Hit

A Pigeon’s Hit is a term used in golf where the player ends up shooting double whatever par is on that particular hole. For example, if the hole is a par 3, and you shoot a six, you’ve got the Pigeon’s Hit. Traditionally earned by the novice golfer, a person who is considered easy to beat and an easy target for gambling.

‘Damn, Joey! Stacking strokes on that last hole! What did you end up with?’
‘Doubled down on that par and ended up with the Pigeon’s Hit!’

by BlackSnype October 24, 2025