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Pikitos
1) Spanish word for a person whose arms are like twigs. In other words, a 'Pikitos' has very skinny arms.
2) This spanish word may also refer to a person who sports a spiky hairstyle.
2) This spanish word may also refer to a person who sports a spiky hairstyle.
Examples:
1) A: ...y ese pinche flaco quien es?
B: No mames, es Pikitos.
A: Who's that skinny boy?
B: That would be Pikitos.
2) A: Traes nuevo peinado.
B: Awebo! De Pikitos, cabron.
A: I see you got a new haircut.
B: That's right, bitch. Pikitos style.
1) A: ...y ese pinche flaco quien es?
B: No mames, es Pikitos.
A: Who's that skinny boy?
B: That would be Pikitos.
2) A: Traes nuevo peinado.
B: Awebo! De Pikitos, cabron.
A: I see you got a new haircut.
B: That's right, bitch. Pikitos style.
Pikitos by Travishere October 2, 2012
Related Words
Pokito • Politowski • pakito • Polito • Politoscience • pository • Potito • pakitooo • Pekito • Pikitos
Pakito
When you see someone looking more than average that you start experiencing heart palpitations and no word within your immediate vocabulary expresses how cute they look and you just want a word to scream - pakito is that word.
PAKITOOOOOOOO!! (pah-key-toe)
Say goodbye to "bae" and hello to "pakito"
(Note: incorporating the modifier *precious* before pakito gets their heart racing)
PAKITOOOOOOOO!! (pah-key-toe)
Say goodbye to "bae" and hello to "pakito"
(Note: incorporating the modifier *precious* before pakito gets their heart racing)
Pokimos
Einhinder: What are those two erect bumps on the ladys shirt?
Ash Ketchum: Those right there my friend are pokimos
Raichu: POKIMOS FACTAH !
Ash Ketchum: Those right there my friend are pokimos
Raichu: POKIMOS FACTAH !
Pokimos by Harry Chang January 12, 2009
politophile
(a) Bob eats, drinks, thinks, dreams and lives politics. He's a real politophile; (b) It's hard to talk to Bob without getting into a big political discussion. Everything is an issue. He's a real politophile.
politophile by Richard M. Coad June 26, 2007
Positoovity
What's this? You giving up so soon? You gotta have a little gumption. Yeah!
A can-do kinda attitude. Take it from a gull who knows
Now look at me
You see this face
In terms of beauty I'm a basket case
And as for style and savoir faire
Well I guess there ain’t
A whole lot there
Yup, although perhaps
It makes no sense
I strut my stuff
With lots of confidence
Cause though I lack
And awful lot
There is one thing I got!
I got positoovity!
I got positoovity!
It gives me the zam
And the zow
And the yaddle laddle laddle
That’s why I walk
With a wiggle in my waddle
Cause once you’ve heard that word
There aint nothing you can do
So let that positoovity
Work for you
Course there is in the dictionary right between popsuckle and prehysterical.
Believe you me I seen it work miracles!
Now he's a shmoe
And he's a shlep
And this one doesn’t
got the sharpest rep
In fact all three
without a doubt
missed the day that brains
were handed out
We got positricity!
We got poositivity!
Just try it out, come on!
And the yippee-dip-doodle
That’s why we sounds
Like there's knowledge
In our noodle
And once you learned that word
There ain’t nothing you can do
A can-do kinda attitude. Take it from a gull who knows
Now look at me
You see this face
In terms of beauty I'm a basket case
And as for style and savoir faire
Well I guess there ain’t
A whole lot there
Yup, although perhaps
It makes no sense
I strut my stuff
With lots of confidence
Cause though I lack
And awful lot
There is one thing I got!
I got positoovity!
I got positoovity!
It gives me the zam
And the zow
And the yaddle laddle laddle
That’s why I walk
With a wiggle in my waddle
Cause once you’ve heard that word
There aint nothing you can do
So let that positoovity
Work for you
Course there is in the dictionary right between popsuckle and prehysterical.
Believe you me I seen it work miracles!
Now he's a shmoe
And he's a shlep
And this one doesn’t
got the sharpest rep
In fact all three
without a doubt
missed the day that brains
were handed out
We got positricity!
We got poositivity!
Just try it out, come on!
And the yippee-dip-doodle
That’s why we sounds
Like there's knowledge
In our noodle
And once you learned that word
There ain’t nothing you can do
I got positoovity!
Positoovity by Coolguy = Chris February 9, 2018
Polito
Polito by joey rachelle May 11, 2010
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