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POSIMOSH 

Expressing one's emotion through dance at a heavy rock concert. Using violent and frenzied movements whilst showing complete respect and courtesy to those around you. You're all there for the same reason- enjoyment and fun.
-not being a douche bag.
*at a local show*
bob- hey, see that meat head slamming into everyone in the pit?

jim- yeah, what an asshole.

bob- let's get our posimosh on and enjoy the rest of the show with our friends.

jim- good plan, I have respect for those around me.
POSIMOSH by xedx_moshtache July 12, 2011
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pokemosh 

Pokemosh, stemmed from Poke Mosher, similar to Pokemon, which means Pocket Monster. Pokemosh basiclly means Pocket Mosher.

Pocket Mosher or Pokemosh are usually young Rock or metal fans, not actually knowing anything about there style or music genre who just wear generic hoodies of "Metallica", "Slipknot", or "Nirvana".
pokemosh by Nik_Doof February 5, 2005
Wrong way of spelling Pokémon idiot.
Bob: Damn pokimon go sucks!
Jeff: it’s spelled Pokémon idiot.
Pokimon by Hide this account July 25, 2020

pokamoshas 

young teenagers who wear baggy jeans and attempt to be alternative by wearing black clothing - as in a mosha but are very young, hence the poka section of the word based upon the pokmon cartoon.
all of those kids who hang out at the skate park.
pokamoshas by jenny barratt November 9, 2004
Okemos, a town in Michigan, is often called 'Pokemos' due to the excessive love of Pokemon from the town members.
"Pokemos, a town where people play Pokemon."
Pokemos by barbaramotherfuckinggordon November 10, 2013

Pokimontron Cards 

Isaac: did you get those Pokimontron cards last night
Dominic: Oh yeah they were greasyyyyy
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