Power Puff
Power Puff by Heat R. Dweeter March 9, 2010
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The Act of having sex while wearing a Power Puff Girl costume. After the woman cum's the women sprinkles marshmallows over the man and then takes a bat and beats the man.
"Hey did you get some last night man?"
"Yeah, but she turned out to be a Power Puff Girl. She power puffed me!"
"Yeah, but she turned out to be a Power Puff Girl. She power puffed me!"
Power Puff by The Power Puff Dragon January 5, 2009
Power puff
Tracy - Hey did you and Eric finally go all the way?
Emily - No, but he did give me a power puff
Tracy - No wonder you smell like shit
Emily - No, but he did give me a power puff
Tracy - No wonder you smell like shit
Power puff by Pussylicker96 August 2, 2020
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power puff by a real ass /Vigga February 24, 2021
Power Puff Girl
one of three cute lil kindergarteners who save the world with special powers. Said powers include ICE BREATH and FLAMEY EYE THINGS... they were created from sugar, spice, eeverything nice, ans chemical X.
OH NO, that giant bunny rabbit ate my prize winning BIG ASS carrot.... somebodt call the Powerpuff Girls on that nifty blinking phone.
Power Puff Girl by Jim July 27, 2004
Power Puff Syndrome
Power Puff Syndrome occurs when an artist gives up on attempting to actually draw. Instead of hands, you will receive stubs. Instead of feet, tiny little rounded at the end limbs. And finally, overly large craniums.
Common in "cutesy" drawings, the term Power Puff Syndrome was birthed from the show's name of which the (mostly referred to) drawing style took place. "The Power Puff Girls (1998-2005)" often depicted their characters lacking in detail most common animations or cartoons would typically contain. Even going further to enhance the cranial area in size to give the style a more cute look.
The characters, which were of the show's namesake, lacked hands, feet and often times (if not 24/7) had their hair designs practically forming most of their heads. Instead of having constant shading, details of any sort, and overly large gleaming eyes, there was The Power Puff Girls.
The producers and illustrators behind the show tried well too hard to impress a younger, feminine audience.
And it worked, even for some of the guys out there.
Common in "cutesy" drawings, the term Power Puff Syndrome was birthed from the show's name of which the (mostly referred to) drawing style took place. "The Power Puff Girls (1998-2005)" often depicted their characters lacking in detail most common animations or cartoons would typically contain. Even going further to enhance the cranial area in size to give the style a more cute look.
The characters, which were of the show's namesake, lacked hands, feet and often times (if not 24/7) had their hair designs practically forming most of their heads. Instead of having constant shading, details of any sort, and overly large gleaming eyes, there was The Power Puff Girls.
The producers and illustrators behind the show tried well too hard to impress a younger, feminine audience.
And it worked, even for some of the guys out there.
"He couldn't draw hands very well, and he knew it, so he resorted to drawing minuscule, chibi like characters; their name, The Power Puff Girls."
That pretty much sums up "Power Puff Syndrome", when an artist just gives up on actually trying.
That pretty much sums up "Power Puff Syndrome", when an artist just gives up on actually trying.
Power Puff Syndrome by PepperidgeFarmRemembers April 25, 2017