Someone who is a professional "Pedo" or pedophile. Someone who enjoys the act of Propedopating often and takes it more seriously than just a hobby. Someone who is a Pedo 24/7.
A way to say someone is a pedo without them knowing.
A way to say someone is a pedo without them knowing.
by CharlesNumber7 April 1, 2009
Get the Propedo mug.That guy right there is Propedo because he is putting money on the Pedo’s books. Propedo Mother F$*ker!!!
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This is someone who disagreed with John Hans Anderson (public figure, Stalk Show Host who somehow is helping child abusers because they caught Bong John Silver himself lying to his viewers, his targets, the RCMP and even the FBI.
by Stalk Show Host October 23, 2019
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by Nasty Nate June 5, 2003
Get the pyropedohomonecrobeastiality mug.A combination of the words poop and torpedo. When a turd-log comes out with such propulsion as to resemble a torpedo shooting from the ass.
by Smoy August 3, 2009
Get the Poopedo mug.Someone who digs up the graves of deceased children, lights the corpse on fire, then proceeds to have sex with the body ablaze.
That sick bastard is a pyropedonecropheliac
by Arisen June 20, 2008
Get the Pyropedonecropheliac mug.Noun. Atraction, love for speeding.
It combines the latin word propero-, meaning to hasten, accelerate, speed up, move rapidly, come quickly, with the ending -philia, meaning love of/for.
According to answer.com, "etymology teaches us that speed and success are closely related. The Old English word sp*e*d, from which our word speed is descended, originally meant “prosperity, successful outcome, ability, or quickness.” A corresponding verb, sp*e*dan, in Modern English the verb speed, meant “to succeed, prosper, or achieve a goal”; and an adjective, sp*e*dig, the ancestor of our word speedy, meant “wealthy, powerful.” Except for archaic uses the words today relate only to the general sense of “velocity.” The meaning “success” is retained chiefly in the compound Godspeed, a noun formed from the phrase meaning “May God cause you to prosper.”
It combines the latin word propero-, meaning to hasten, accelerate, speed up, move rapidly, come quickly, with the ending -philia, meaning love of/for.
According to answer.com, "etymology teaches us that speed and success are closely related. The Old English word sp*e*d, from which our word speed is descended, originally meant “prosperity, successful outcome, ability, or quickness.” A corresponding verb, sp*e*dan, in Modern English the verb speed, meant “to succeed, prosper, or achieve a goal”; and an adjective, sp*e*dig, the ancestor of our word speedy, meant “wealthy, powerful.” Except for archaic uses the words today relate only to the general sense of “velocity.” The meaning “success” is retained chiefly in the compound Godspeed, a noun formed from the phrase meaning “May God cause you to prosper.”
by Mauricio Leandro November 6, 2007
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