Pheku
This is a term largely used for someone who spins words and boast a lot with no concrete reasoning. In India, this term is used for the current Prime Minister.
Pheku by Visceralvernacular February 12, 2018
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Pheurton Skeurto
A slightly creepy(in a good way) piano waltz, by the awesome band Sunny Day Real Estate. SDRE=Early emo music.
Pheurton Skeurto by paramormon789 April 11, 2010
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Pheku • Phebus • phefuckinomenal • Phelusa • phenus • Pheuotehouesit • Phukuta • pieku • Peekuh • peku
Phallic Pheud
Nickname for the current Steve Harvey-hosted version of Family Feud, inspired by the overabundance of questions and answers related to male genitalia. Also known as Steve Harvey's Dick Jokes.
Phallic Pheud by Sir Veisaid December 1, 2018
phenus
phenus by Christina O October 8, 2005
PieKu
Pieku - A poem about pie written in 5-7-5 syllable format. The 17 syllables preferable including a "kigo" or reference to a season.
A slice of homemade rhubarb pie inspired Andy to compose a spontaneous pieku to his dessert.
The mighty rhubarb
Tasty encrusted in gold
Sweet slice of summer
The mighty rhubarb
Tasty encrusted in gold
Sweet slice of summer
PieKu by J.J. DeLong June 16, 2010
pheuter
pheuter by Obak Barama December 9, 2010
Phesüpang
A word used when any K.O. kid wants to say something absolutely ridiculous to make it come off as sounding extremely cool.
Phesüpang by Ryanexplosion January 12, 2009
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