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Pronouned as {Pa-P-Pu} Urdu/Hindi/Punjabi

(i) Usually, used for a very goodlooking and sissy kind of boy who draws attention of people.

(ii) A goodlooking guy or girl.

(iii) An idiot.
(i) Pappoo bacha hai mera lun khara kar diya
What a delicious boy, made my penis erract!

(ii) Bara pappoo lag rha hai.
You are looking do good!

(iii) Oaay Papoo!

Hello! Idiot!
Pappoo by Ennnn June 2, 2008
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Papooched 

When a bitch has you fucked up.
I was papooched when this girl said she didn’t like chinchillas.
Papooched by j_depetris October 3, 2020
Related Words
Pappoo Pappoogiz Pappoose papoose papoo pampoon paploo papoocha Papoof papoon

Pappogram 

Person 1: Hey girl! Whatcha doin'?
Person 2: Headed to the doctor to get a Pappogram.
Pappogram by BeardedDragonLuver June 29, 2010

pppooooowwwweeeeerrrr!

That moment when you mash your throttle pedal down in an eco-friendly shopping trolley of a car usually driven by little old ladies, and wait for the burst of power that is simply never going to happen in your current lifetime.
Best shouted in a poor attempt at a Jeremy Clarkson impersonation "Pppooooowwwweeeeerrrr!"
Can often be followed by the 'add-on term' "And speed!"

Schmoopie Papoopie 

word to describe something that is cute, adorable, and overall makes you feel good in the inside. Often used sarcastically

a term often used on the web show the "Young Turks" by host Cenk Ugyur and Ana Kasparian.
Person 1- Hey Person 2, look over there, a fluffy bunny!
Person 2- schmoopie papoopie !!!!
Schmoopie Papoopie by KoolKarlen January 27, 2010
"Oh Papoom! Thats amazing"
Papoom by ClaudiaPapoom December 18, 2009
To hate someone/something very, very much.
I papoop Jake!

I Papoop brussel sprouts
Papoop by Ashton230907 February 20, 2020
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A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

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Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: I can't believe you're doing that. Were you not taught any manners as a child?
Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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