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pino by Jonathan Thompsen December 25, 2007
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An acronym for "President In Name Only." This is an explicit reference to President George W. Bush given the controversial nature of the means by which he gained office in 2000 through a Supreme Court decision cutting off the recount in Florida and also the popular belief that Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, and Karl Rove are the ones really making all the presidential decisions.
President Bush is merely a PINO.
pino by James H.L. November 17, 2006
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Pino
a common name for an italian degenerate gambler.
you will usually find a Pino at Mac's milk playing proline, and on the internet betting on off shore horse races.
you will usually find a Pino at Mac's milk playing proline, and on the internet betting on off shore horse races.
Pino by basilvestr January 13, 2010
pino
(verb) To rip off, steal, swindle, or bamboozle by means of trickery, lies, or deception, wherein the victim will be left with an acute realization that they should've known better.
pino by Model Minority April 20, 2008
Pino
Giuseppe "Pino" Greco (1950 - September 1985) was a hitman and member of the Sicilian Mafia. A number of sources refer to him exclusively as Pino Greco although Giuseppe was his Christian name; "Pino" is a frequent abbreviation of the name Giuseppe.
Not a great deal of information is available about his early life except that he came from a long line of Mafiosi. His family, the Greco Mafia family, were prominent Mafiosi (he was a distant relative of Salvatore Greco) and he is believed to have joined the Mafia sometime in the late 1970s. His father was also a Mafiosi nicknamed Scarpa, Sicilian for "Shoe", hence Giuseppe's nickname of Scarpuzzedda; "Little Old Shoe".
Not a great deal of information is available about his early life except that he came from a long line of Mafiosi. His family, the Greco Mafia family, were prominent Mafiosi (he was a distant relative of Salvatore Greco) and he is believed to have joined the Mafia sometime in the late 1970s. His father was also a Mafiosi nicknamed Scarpa, Sicilian for "Shoe", hence Giuseppe's nickname of Scarpuzzedda; "Little Old Shoe".