poppin fresh
poppin fresh by Funk Dog May 20, 2004
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Poppin Fresh
A subdivision in which appears to have been built over-night with cookie-cutter style houses. These are usually found in areas that, until recently, contained farmland. These subdivisions usually contain only McMansions.
Driving out to my grandma's house in the country, I was shocked to see the Poppin Fresh where the dairy farm used to be.
Poppin Fresh by Liz E.G. May 14, 2006
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Poppin' Fresh
A word used to describe an extremely overweight person. This world is often used by people inhabiting the Lima Heights Adjacent area of Ohio.
Poppin' Fresh by Taylorawesomenessann October 15, 2011
Poppin' Fresh
Used to refer to people who are overweight, likening them to the soft and pudgy physique of the Pillsbury Dough-Boy
Poppin' Fresh by Ultimate Fresh November 26, 2009
poppin' fresh
Describes anything at all you may find satisfactory, including a good meal you just ate, your first kiss with a new love interest, a new song you heard, ect. Usually used with great enthusiasm.
"Those shoes are poppin' fresh, yo!"
"Heather's booty be poppin' fresh!"
Eric:"What did you think of that movie, man?"
Sam:"Poppin' FRESH!"
"Heather's booty be poppin' fresh!"
Eric:"What did you think of that movie, man?"
Sam:"Poppin' FRESH!"
poppin' fresh by sam respess January 10, 2009
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