by Michael Moody June 24, 2007
Childish misspelling of 'peon'?
What's a pion, daddy? You mean 'peon', baby. It's a Latin American term for a day labourer or similar explored member of the proletariat.
by MrWhooHoo69 June 29, 2019
1. A state of greatness beyond what is commonly found amongst successful people and usually used in a sentence with the word "upcrease" proceeding it.
2. Used to agree with a friend's suggestion or something that have said. Sometimes will be replaced with the shortened version, "Pi-1" (pronounced "pie-one").
2. Used to agree with a friend's suggestion or something that have said. Sometimes will be replaced with the shortened version, "Pi-1" (pronounced "pie-one").
Kid 1: "yo lets go to the gb, im getting hungry and im kinda low on money."
Kid 2: "I'd say pione to that."
Kid 3: "Alright then lets go."
Kid 4: "Hell no, that's a walk and a half. I'll be here when you guys get back."
Kid 2: "I'd say pione to that."
Kid 3: "Alright then lets go."
Kid 4: "Hell no, that's a walk and a half. I'll be here when you guys get back."
by Augiegk4life October 16, 2010
by Lance Auer June 21, 2006
a hybrid of the words PIano and bourbon. these are musical numbers where only piano is played to a tune that is particularly suitable for drinking glass(es) of bourbON to
I started the evening listening to pions by Chopin and woke up this morning with a hangover inspired by every unknown secret of our conditions.
by Antsbestwords March 19, 2020