Minipops
The older children who are sharing disposable locker locks and eating pizza usually prepubescent and on bicycles or with sports games bouncing soccer or basketball
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(a) Descriptive of a sexy girl of diminutive proportions who (1) would look extremely attractive in a "school uniform/jailbait" situation and (2) looks like they might be up for it. (similar to a laptop or a throwabout
(b) To "crack one off" while contemplating the above. Named after an early Channel 4 program designed to appeal to paedophiles in which under-12s dressed up and performed pop songs.
Please note: A Minipop should not be confused with a "Krankywank" which is something quite different and totally unacceptable.
(b) To "crack one off" while contemplating the above. Named after an early Channel 4 program designed to appeal to paedophiles in which under-12s dressed up and performed pop songs.
Please note: A Minipop should not be confused with a "Krankywank" which is something quite different and totally unacceptable.
(A) "Did you see that Lisa Rogers slutting about on the Big Breakfast? Talk about a minipop!"
(B) Watching Britney's "One More Time" video always caused Gervaise to squeeze off a minipop.
(B) Watching Britney's "One More Time" video always caused Gervaise to squeeze off a minipop.
minipop by Bob Sometimes June 6, 2005
minipop
A minipop is a
fun little toy that you can pop!
Similar to a pop it but it’s mini.
You can hang it on a keychain and take it anywhere!
fun little toy that you can pop!
Similar to a pop it but it’s mini.
You can hang it on a keychain and take it anywhere!
minipop by PoopsieKaddilliom💩💩💩💩💩 July 16, 2021
minipope
The leader of an autonomous Eastern Catholic church, usually a patriarch such as the Maronite patriarch of Antioch. Some churches are led by a major archbishop. Minipopes have a large degree of freedom to safeguard the traditions and theological emphases of their particular church, but they still recognize the authority of the bishop of Rome, who is the patriarch of the Latin church. Many minipopes, like the churches they head, have a counterpart in the Eastern Orthodox or Oriental Orthodox communions. A notable exception is the Maronite Patriarch, who, along with the whole Maronite church, never split with Rome. Some churches, like the Russian Catholic church, do not have a minipope, or even a hierarchy.