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The name "Piroska" is one of Hungarian descent, and is most usually found among the women with utmost class and sophistication. Material items mean little to Piroska, as she'd be much happier to surround herself with friends, family, good food, and science fiction movies. Great gifts to give her are Alien figurines, Hand lotions, and Salami.

Piroska is the epitome of a hard worker, but at the same time, she knows how to relax and take things one day at a time. Having learned many lessons in life, she has wisdom for all and will laugh in the face of a challenge. She loves strongly and accepts others for their faults within reasonable degrees. She's the best friend you could ever hope to meet, and is always there to support you in your endeavors and dreams.

Piroskas, as a rule, are extremely afraid of crickets and will scream uncontrollably at the mere sound a cricket makes. This reaction, while quite unusual, is common among Piroskas, and the best way to calm her down is humor her fear and assure her that you are not laughing at her predicament.

Alternate names for a Piroska: Piro, Pip, Pips, Pipsy, and Dopplez.
Person 1: "I can't stop laughing at the sweet, witty, and hilarious things you keep saying"

Person 2: "Naturally! My name is Piroska, afterall!"
Piroska by Leonessanik August 9, 2012
Words you can keep
A curse word in the UK. It's very bad to say.
"If you don't like it, you can can suck my proskater" Caddicarus, 2020
proskater by idkwhattoputheremayo October 30, 2020
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A slang term for "dick" in the United Kingdom (not really)
"Ok, not as catchy as "Pro Skater", but did you know that "proskater" is a curse word in the U.K.? Yeah, its true, it's very bad to say, so when this game came out in the U.K., they changed the name of it, & if you don't like that, then you can suck my proskater."
Proskater by Macaroni & Fuck You April 24, 2022
A VERY offensive word to british people...not really. It's a joke word Youtuber Caddicarus used inorder to explain why Tony Hawk's Pro Skater was named Tony Hawk's Skateboarding in the UK. (The real reason why is because people thought "Skater" would be confused for Ice Skating. Stupid reason, i know.)
"I know, not as catchy as Pro Skater, but did you know Proskater is a offensive word in the UK? Yep, it's very bad to say. So when it came to the UK, they changed it. And if you don't like that you can suck my Proskater." Caddicarus, The Awful World of Skateboarding Games, 2020
Proskater by AshySlashyMeow October 7, 2023
Piroka is Dick in portuguese and you canal use that to make son and have Fun with putas
Exemple : I insert my piroka in her vagina
piroka by PHANTINHO January 25, 2018
THE BADDEST BITCH<3
have you heard of prioska?
“she’s the baddest bitch
prioska by 😽😽 November 23, 2021
a really rude curse word in the UK, meaning penis. (not actually, it’s a joke Caddicarus made)
“if you don’t like it, you can suck my proskater.” Caddicarus, 2020
Proskater by NSegaXP February 26, 2023
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