Pedał

Its a common word in polish, literally meaning "low" or "basic".
Usually the word is found in comment sections, descriptions or replies in casual conversations.
It refers to the basicness of stuff, mediocrity or just being dull.

You can call stuff and people that way. It isnt a swearword, it isnt a heavy insult either.
Children say it right and left, it would best translate to "dummy" or "silly".

Kid A: Do you speak english bro?
Kid B: Pa na niego jaki PEDAŁ, hahahah chowa sie jaki hui

by anonymous February 3, 2022

Shit Pedaler

A self-righteous "share the road" bicyclist who insists on taking up a lane of traffic but hypocritically never bothers to follow the rules of the road.

Some Shit Pedaler runs a stop sign and forces me to slam on the brakes, and then has the nerve to flip ME off.

by SHLA March 7, 2014

Pedar

Pedars are extremely powerful individuals, who have the power to shape the world. Many may claim themselves to be pedars, but in reality their numbers are few.

Notable examples of Pedars are Mr D. Arab, Mc Pedar and Hiski Eronen.

Person 1: "Ayo is that Mr Arab the pedar?
Person 2: "It's Mr D. Arab, and yes! He can do just about anything, so better watch out!"

by King of Pedars November 12, 2022

Pedasodemierda

Cowards. Lairs. Snitches. Thieves.

Snakes. Fakes. Bitter Leaches.
Facebook whores. Twitter skeezers.
Bitchmade lames. Haters. Weasels.

Get the fuck from around me you pedasodemierda.

by Comegetsomeshucka August 2, 2019

prissy pedal

The acceleration pedal in a Tesla electric car.

Wait, is this a Tesla? SHIT! Well step on the prissy pedal! - Eric Cartman

by hoyclan October 11, 2013

hit the pedal heavy metal

basically go faster and scream louder during sex.

Girl: *silent*
Boy: C'mon! Hit the pedal heavy metal!

by Wallflower with swag December 6, 2012

Pedal-estrian

Any bicyclists who uses the road and when convieniant, rides on the sidewalks and crosswalks.

After miles of following a bicyclist at a slow rate of speed, I was finally able to pass, but then, I got stopped at a red light. And the bicyclist passed me on the sidewalk as if he was a pedestrian. But NO! He was a pedal-estrian.

by Stacy Willette July 20, 2008