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poopalazooka 

Poopalazooka can basically mean anything. When you want to swear you can say poopalazooka instead. When you wanna trash talk someone you can call them a poopalazooka and they won’t know what your saying about them. Poopalazooka can be used for anything. It is just a word that is used to replace a word you don’t wanna use. It can even be used in a good way, like talking about your crush or complimenting someone👀
Oh fu- I mean oh poopalazooka😃
poopalazooka by CHIWAWA TRENTA January 25, 2021
A term used for an unusually large terd. It is only used for log sized craps.
You should see the poopsteak he left in the toilet.
poopsteak by Nick Weismiller May 18, 2004

Poopalacaucus 

A poopalacaucus is a bowl consisting of different strands of marijuana, hash, and kief. It is extremely strong.
Light that poopalacaucus.
Poopalacaucus by Catalán May 13, 2011
A dance where the performer puts his or her arms down their shorts and sticks out their wrists and hands. The performer then swings his or her arms side to side and simoutaneously prances about.
Yo, ma' boy Matt can bust out a mad-ass Pookalaka! THE GIRLIES GO MAD CRAZY!
Pookalaka by E-Money March 13, 2005

Poopalaka 

When a human baby has a bowel movement.
Wow did you see the huge poopalakain the babies diaper?

I have to change the baby it smells like she has a huge poopalaka in it.
Poopalaka by scty2hty April 25, 2011

Poopalazookian 

A member of the religious group of

-Poopalazooka-
This is a term that can also be used if you also support Poopalazooka
-What’s your religion Chris?

-Oh yeah i’m poopalazookian!

-what-
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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