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This is a term to describe a douche bag, a Jakass, or a Bitch

It was invented to be more insulting because a douche bag will clean the pussy, while a plosher will make a dick dirty

It is used so the person it is directed at is even more pissed off then if you just called them a douche or a bitch
That kid looked like a Plosher to me.

You're not even good enough to be called a douche, you're more of a Plosher.

What a little Plosher bitch.
Plosher by Serdnom March 8, 2008
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A complete jackass.
That kid is such a plosher!
plosher by DV- July 8, 2006
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To be told one thing and have the opposite happen.
Gene told me everything was going to be fine and then "plochered" me out of all my chips
plochered by benzo92 June 24, 2009

Ploshker 

Matt and Ev are about to pull their ploshkers out and measure them for science
Ploshker by TheHewbrewHammer December 18, 2019
Poser and Loser put together in a word. A fake person that doesn't get success in his/her life.
1.He's fake!

2.Yes he's a Ploser!
Ploser by DeathMagnetic October 13, 2008
To be more posh than something else. Surprisingly, 'posher' isn't in the dictionary -yet- which could cause some confusion to whether or not it actually is a word.
Damn, Darren, you're so much posher than I am...
Posher by Rhubarbius May 10, 2004
Ploser: person who uses plastic.
Dude did you just get a straw. What a fuckin ploser!
Ploser by wicked hazel July 20, 2018
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