Plezsh 

Similar to "plezh," Plezsh is a term used in the south to signify a hardy expression of approval. More or less a red-neck "amen!"

"I just scored a 100 on my math test!" "OO, plezsh!!"

Plezsh by humphrey butkins December 13, 2009

Old Plesh 

The name of Alexander Grigorievich Lukashenko who impertinently reigns in Belarus since 1994 to 2020, and in 2k20 ignore the Covid, set in prison almost all opponents before elections and rest of them - after elections, then declared 80% "for him" votes as official results.

Plesh is the little rest of hair on the head that symbolised the old age commonly, and the old age of Lukashenko particularly.

- What?? I Have to pay taxes for that i have no job?? Whattaphuck?!?! When this Old Plesh will get retired????
*****
- What the election result of Belarus in 2020?What says officials?
-80% for Old Plesh..
-OMG, it's the holy lie!

Old Plesh by KlausBorski October 20, 2020

Guysh pleash 

What the weird kid with a lisp says when he wants you to stop bullying him

“Guysh pleash shtop it or i’ll tell my mom”

Guysh pleash by Helpmepleash May 8, 2018

plesh 

A shorter way of saying pleasure

E.g. Anna: "Thanks for the book Marge." Marge: "Plesh Anna.

plesh by Angel38❤️ June 29, 2016

plezh 

NOUN:
An event or activity from which one derives enjoyment.

Special Considerations:
Use of this word can be considered snarky in some circles.

"My plezh" or simply "plezh" as an affirmative response to a request, as polite agreement, or as thanks.

"What's your plezh?" as a way of asking "what would you like?"

plezh by TheJaage February 5, 2008

PLEASHEBE 

This word was made by my girl Mangy. It's exactly like please, except it sounds funnier. It's used over text after someone says something funny, like a reaction.

Person #1: I'm too big brain I can't get through the door
Person#2: PLEASHEBE

PLEASHEBE by FaithIsSmol May 2, 2021

pleshkin 

1. To eat the shit of a man while beating him off.

1. Damn Nigga, I gave a pleshkin fo some crack, and my mouth be tastin shit like

pleshkin by John Bates January 10, 2005