Phoc
"Big gay phoc" is Joe Swanson's response to Peter Griffin's illustration of a big gay seal. Ep 19 S8 "Quagmire's Dad"
Phoc by Adaypastdead November 12, 2019
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phoctor
fake doctor, a nurse or chiropractor who thinks she has the training and scope of practice of a medical physician
phocks
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Phocabulary
The manipulation of standard English words and phrases by substituting the word pho. Typically deployed to describe either pho, or people that are, have been, or should be eating pho.
Where’s Waldo? It’s time to get pho-tified.
He’s pho no go.
Man, that’s so pho king lame.
Nice phocabulary, though.
He’s pho no go.
Man, that’s so pho king lame.
Nice phocabulary, though.
Phocabulary by Pho King 500 March 3, 2009
phocockrapher
noun. A person skilled in the art of phocockraphy. A person with the ability to effectively utilize the proper light and angle to enhance the size and appearance of the cock and balls.
phocockrapher by Derb2011 October 30, 2011
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