Porcoddio
Alternative form of "porco dio", typical of the southern region of Italy, that gives a strong emphasis to the blasphemy.
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porcodio
porcodio i have loosed all my money!
Porcoddiopè
An Italian imprecation used to praise or insult (it depends on how you say it. The intonation is so important) Giuseppe. Pè.
*someone not specifically known breaks something*
PORCODDIO PÈ
*you meet Pè in the most important house of the entire world*
"Porcoddiopè"
PORCODDIO PÈ
*you meet Pè in the most important house of the entire world*
"Porcoddiopè"
Porcoddiopè by Rcodio February 20, 2018
PorcaddioSEITARDO
Parola che accosta il soggetto ad un maiale disabile. si riferisce a persone che passano tutto il giorno su 9gag e simili, portando poi a gente comune termini casuali la cui definizione è conosciuta solo ai primi nominati.
PorcaddioSEITARDO by Anti-9gag August 25, 2017
Porcodio
"Porcodio" is a blasphemy from italian blaspheme types that it means "pig god".
The word "porco" mean pig and "dio" mean god So,Pig-God.
Said that...Porcodio!
The word "porco" mean pig and "dio" mean god So,Pig-God.
Said that...Porcodio!
Silence,porcodio!
Che 'quel mona che sbatte la porta urlando porco dio can!
130!PORCODIOOO SI VOLAAA
Che 'quel mona che sbatte la porta urlando porco dio can!
130!PORCODIOOO SI VOLAAA
Porcodio by Inoki ness February 11, 2018
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