all plarque

Used when some tells you something that you know not to be true or correct.

Eric: Hey bro, I was cruzin at 180 clicks down the main straight bro.
John: Atta bay, your all plarque bro.

by K.D. Simpson August 19, 2007

POLA

Function: abbreviation

Policy Of Least Astonishment, a principle in interface design/engineering that existing practices and expectations should not be changed without enough prior notice and discussion, in order to avoid catching other colleagues with unexpected confusion and/or frustration.

Repeated violation of POLA is often a sign of a prima donna (someone with an egotistical "my way, or no way" attitude).

Hey, good job violating POLA by negating the return value of that function... Do you even realize you just broke the entire thing for 6289367918234 days until the others fix their own code that calls your function?

by Eugene M. Kim October 26, 2005

plard

1. To make cool (usually temporarily).

2. Someone from a social group (i.e. crew).

3. To prod (as to lightly bother).

4. Reference to a Paul by a feminine a Paul (such as Paula or Pauline).

1. Plards everyone for fun.

2. All the plards gathered in the chatroom.

3. Plards her for being away.

4. You are such a plard!

by plards December 9, 2004

polaroid pitcure

the way you are supposed to shake it.

"shake it like a polaroid picture"

by dreamerpunk101 October 15, 2003

polarize

What a polar bear sees with.

Due to the blizzard, the bears' polarize were greatly effected.

by concentrated oj February 19, 2008

[Polack]

A Polish Wizard of the Shakespearian Era from the country of Polackia. Known widely for their enchanting spells and limricks. Commonly associated with broomsticks, elves, and sausage.
Note: Polish people = non-magic bearing Polacks.

There goes a Polack across the sky!

by SmexyFaust January 21, 2009

plard

To plard means "to make cool," usually used between friends.

Plards Leena.

Unplards John for the unplardy thing he did.

by a plard December 8, 2004