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Pinapal CAN'T FREAKING USE MY DANM PINEAPPLE
Pinapal by higogogaga April 5, 2023
Urban Dictionary Merch
you were looking for pineapples but you typed it as Pinapple
Mark: ey bro i'm growing some Pinapples.

Jeff: you mean pineapples?
Mark: oh yeah sorry, autocorrect.
Jeff: but were talking in person?
Mark: *visibly sweating*
Mark: *wipes forehead*
Jeff: please stop wiping my fucking forehead
Pinapple by big peepee man123 October 7, 2019
this man 1: wow i really like this pinaple
man 2: you spelt pinaple wrong
man 1: oops lol
man 3: you guys are talking irl how did that happen-
pinaple by dopeshow69420 November 18, 2020
Jared: Want some pinaples?
Bob: you misspelled pineapples
pinaple by Bruhmoment67 November 29, 2019

Pinaplles 

You just misspelled Pineapples. Get off the Internet
Sharon: How were the pinaplles?
David: Did you just misspell pineapples?
Sharon: Yeah haha, sorry my bad, autocorrect.
David: Dude, we're talking right now...
Sharon: *rolls foot*
David: Do NOT ever roll my foot again...
Pinaplles by WillYourNarrator September 23, 2021
you simply spelled pineapple wrong or you are just here to look at the definitions of "pinaple"
James: hey mom can we get pinaple?
mom: sweetie, you spelled pineapple wrong
James:oh
pinaple by Toxifire_studios643 November 20, 2020

Pinapple hair 

Its the word anix uses to describe leaves on top of a pineapple.
Anix: what the heck do you call the leafy pinapple hair

everyone else : i dont know
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