Plech
God willing with “your kids full of your wife’s fishies reconstituted plech” we can demonstrate something positive with naked four-legged animals in the picture, huh?
Plech by Huhuhhuhhu August 15, 2025
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Hulit plech by Zderda October 2, 2016
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pelch
verb: to pelch means to take back a turn you made in a game after your turn has ended (especially after other players have also ended their turns)
Player 3: ...and I will move my piece here and take a victory point.
Pelcher: That's not fair! I didn't know you could do that. In that case I would have moved here instead.
Player 2: Hey, no pelching! You finished your turn and two others have played since then.
Pelcher: That's not fair! I didn't know you could do that. In that case I would have moved here instead.
Player 2: Hey, no pelching! You finished your turn and two others have played since then.
pelch by Passive-Stakeholder July 8, 2017
pelching
Pelching (or to pelch) is an unfortunate side affect of people who have failed to mature mentally. It is the act of trying to reverse actions taken in a game done by one who cannot fathom the concepts of losing or fair play.
Sylvia: Knight to queen's rook.
Andy: Hey, I didn't see that or I wouldn't have moved my pawn. Give me back by rook.
Sylvia: Hey, no pelching!
Andy: Hey, I didn't see that or I wouldn't have moved my pawn. Give me back by rook.
Sylvia: Hey, no pelching!
pelching by Nibble-Tastic May 25, 2020
pelch
Andy: Can I pelch that?
Sally: No! Two people have had turns since yours.
Andy: That's not fair. I want to do something different.
Sally: Don't be a sore loser.
Sally: No! Two people have had turns since yours.
Andy: That's not fair. I want to do something different.
Sally: Don't be a sore loser.
pelch by Dairyllama October 14, 2015
Plerch
The semen landed perfectly in the ass plerch on the top of Corina's asscrack, enough to drown her gerbil.
Plerch by Ben Coburn January 15, 2008
pecho frío
In english "cold chest". The term pecho frío refers to a person who does not "feel" the shirt, who does not play with passion, with warmth. When we talk about a "pecho frío", we are talking about a player who does not leave everything for his team.
pecho frío by why u bully me September 30, 2021
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