a poco

Mexican colloquialism meaning "Really?", a mild form of surprise, an innocuous throw-away expression designed to move a conversation along.

Did you hear that free range journalist Juan Montoya just won a Pulitzer for community reporting?
No! A poco...

a poco by milusos December 26, 2018

poco-a-pocolypse 

The slow death of the human race brought on by our own mass-consumerist philosophies and underlying disgust for ourselves and one another.

The cost of living grows ever higher, and yet the advent of universal survivalism has yet to dawn on us. I doubt our chances, now. Truly; this is the poco-a-pocolypse.

poco-a-pocolypse by cappuccemo June 16, 2011

Being a Pocock 

When someone is being extremely unintelligible and borderline offensive.

SomeGuy: “Chanting Offensive and rude stuff”
Dave: Why is that guy chanting that?
Greg: Don’t worry Dave he’s just being a pocock!!

Being a Pocock by Xislac October 27, 2020

apoconoma 

The part of the story that explains or describes the title

The apoconoma for Fiddler on the Roof comes right at the beginning of the story.

apoconoma by For the Record February 5, 2015

apocolash

An event involving a lash on an epic or catastrophic scale.

Ani: Mate, what are your plans for New Years?

Haider: Apocolash2013.

apocolash by MOI Inc. September 10, 2012

APOCOLYPS3 

The day all phat PS3s around the world became self-aware and refused to log on to PSN, deleted trophy data, corrupted Stuff downloaded off PSN Store, and in some cases your save data.

"Holy ****, I thought this was just me. I got the 8001050F rror message just now when trying to play Tekken 6. Can't connect online, can't play any blu rays, and I can't even play my downloaded PSN classics. WTF is going on?!?!?! Is this a widespread problem? The odd thing is that I wasn't even connected to the internet, how could this happen if I wasn't connected to the PSN? It's the freaking APOCOLYPS3?!?!"

APOCOLYPS3 by BetaKey February 28, 2010

Apocopate 

Shortening a word. (usually by removing the final syllable)

Origin: Spanish language

"Grande" is apocopated to "Gran" when before a singular noun in the spanish language.

Internal Portmanteau is an example of apocopation.

Apocopate by JWBPhayz June 4, 2009