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Pop up. Often used on Snapchat meaning message me
PU by Maibow September 3, 2017
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Usually used on snapchat story's, meaning pop up (send a message)
Pu by Michael Bermuda April 18, 2018
pu means to "pull up' or to show up somewhere. this phraze will usually be used when people want to fight.
person 1- "yo pu or ur pussy"
person 2- "yuh im not pussy tell me where and ill pu"
pu by lmao millennials August 8, 2018
1) A way of saying, "That smells awful."

2) Official scoring of a pop-up in baseball.
1) PU, Dennis! Haven't you ever heard of deodorant? Or at least breath mints?

2) A pop-up caught by the second baseman is scored as 'PU4'.
PU by Diggity Monkeez January 20, 2005
PU means pop up, people often use this on sites such and Instagram and snapchat as a way of saying somebody message me
Someone on their story: someone Pu
PU by Urban Queen👑 August 19, 2019
To beg or to Plea in the most helpless and gaslighting manner
Good evening Dear Garena! (◕ᴗ◕✿)

I am here to Pu, if you can give me back my rp uwu, i.. i didn't know it was only til midnight and i topped up... i didn't got my 50% promo! \(º □ º l|l)/, Pu can you please give it back (っ╥╯﹏╰╥c), I promise to be good and this would be the last time... I'll even give you a hug... ⊂(・﹏・⊂) Please!! We'll even be friends!! ٩(๑・ิᴗ・ิ)۶٩(・ิᴗ・ิ๑)۶

Thank you, Love Pink ◉‿◉
Pu by Maz3e July 17, 2022
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