Poncin' 

Derived from the adjective "Pimping." To be pimped out in English fashion

Mel: Did you all see the royal wedding yesterday morning?
Niel: That wedding was poncin'!

Poncin' by Zorgithatoob May 24, 2011

Pongin

Meaning "cool", "awesome", "great", etc...

Wow, that outfit is pongin!" or "I wish that my ride was as pongin as that"

Pongin by Ponginpongster August 6, 2010

poncing 

Often used in the British phrases 'poncing about' or 'poncing around', indicating that a person is acting childishly, dangerously or not being serious about the activity at hand.

Oi leave it out mate, stop poncing around, you could have someone's eye out with that stick.

poncing by Guillermo M P June 3, 2007

Poncio Pilato

Filipino name for Pontius Pilate.
Termed for a person who washed his hands on anything.

Just like Pontius Pilate did to our Lord Jesus Christ when He was given to the Christ Killers for execution

Nag-Poncio Pilato ang Pangulo sa kaso ng presong si Bong.

Poncio Pilato by Kay Tutan Tayo December 12, 2018

poncil 

A writing utensil, more commonly referred to as 'pencil' in most English dialects. The two can be used interchangeably.

"Hey man, I'm trying to sign this contract with The Label. Give me that poncil."

poncil by Z-Rilla October 21, 2011

poncing 

1.Slang for begging.
2.Going around giving oneself heirs,as though one amounts to something,ie:PONCING about
3.A fellow acting in an effeminate manner,the same as MINCING.

1."I was skint so I had to go PONCING up money for some booze."
2."Look at that tosser poncing around in his ford capri".
3."What a poncing gaylord."

poncing by mugwump November 13, 2004

poncing 

Used by a British friend of mine in the sense of dawdling, especially, engaging in displacement activities to avoid the task at hand.

Stop poncing about and get back to work.

poncing by FloridaWordsmith March 3, 2014