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Burmese (yeah, yeah, Myanmar): A dance festival, Canival of the Spirit Soul, danced by a Kadaw, who can be a cross dresser. The skilled Pwe dancer can move each buttock independently. The dance is to appease a spirit called a Nat.
Colonel Smythe-Jones took his guests to see the Pwe dancers in colonial Burma, but the ladies were shocked at seeing a dancer jiggle her buttocks at the audience. One of them fainted, but the rest of the women had something more interesting than "It was hot, blazing hot" to put in their letters home to England.
Pwe by Luigi July 11, 2004
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"Pwe Pwe" or "PeePee" is another word for, Penis. If you want a funny word for Penis then this is the word for you.
"wanna succ my pwe pwe?"
Pwe Pwe by Shino_Asuda March 28, 2019
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Pweef • pwee • pwebs • Pweep • Pwess • Pwease • Pwebis • pweeb • pween • pwet
You might've seen this word being used as a hashtag #pweedy in instagram posts and chats. This is nothing but just a way of saying Pretty.

A baby-talk way, I guess.

The same way sorry becomes sowie when you're trying to be cute.
Hey, how's this dress looking on me?

-Omg! It's so pweedy 😍
Pweedy by Ennayl May 21, 2018

pwecious 

cutesy adjective used to describe adorable, fluffy animals, especially those which are known as Pookie, who are adored by their (yes, their.. not there) owners.
Pwecious Pookie enjoys attacking crumpled beer labels on the floor.
pwecious by Ashley Meyer March 1, 2004
Pwee is used in flim trilogies (can be used if there's more than three films), this is when A sequel in a franchise is far worse than the original movie

The opposite of this is Quee , where a movie is far better than its original movie

Both words come from the Irish Language

Not used in any other medium e. g Video Games
Shrek 3 Is Pwee
Shrek 2 is Quee

Incredibles is Quee

Incredibles 2 is Pwee
Pwee by Fionn O Chewlin July 2, 2020

Pweeting 

Term that was coined from Elliott Morgan of SourceFed that indicates, the act of tweeting on one's mobile device, while peeing.
I was pweeting, but I accidentally dropped my phone into the urinal.
Pweeting by RageBeast September 30, 2012
"McKenzie, you're pwetty."
pwetty by Cinamon Buns June 25, 2008
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