paugh
Exclamation of disgust upon smelling a foul odor. Pronounced like "paw", but the ending is more dragged out and gutteral.
paugh by Mike McNulty October 12, 2005
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Taking a paugh
The act of taking a dump without using your cell phone as entertainment; thereby expediting the process.
Taking a paugh by WonderBread10 April 12, 2013
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Pasghetti
Pasghetti by LibbityBibbity November 10, 2020
Pawghalla
Pawghalla by MoModaddy69 March 29, 2021
florence pugh
Miss Florence Pugh is an Academy Award-nominated superstarlet who's beautiful in every way. She is an extremely talented actress and has been named one of the 100 emerging leaders who are shaping the future of entertainment by the Time. She is also super down-to-earth and often posts cooking stories on Instagram in a segment called "Cooking with Flo."
I’m in love with Florence Pugh, she’s so adorable and gorgeously beautiful and she must be a great cook, she is a funny and fun person, she must be a good friend too. I want to meet her and spend time together cooking while singing some lively songs.
florence pugh by florencepughiswifey February 20, 2021
pasghetti
Child-like way of saying spaghetti.
Phonetic: puh-sket-ti
Etymology: Italian
Pronunciation enPR: psəgĕtʹē, (key): /psəˈɡɛti/, X-SAMP: /ps@"gEti/
Rhymes: -ɛti
Noun. A long thin stringy pasta usually covered in some type of sauce, and/or meatballs.
"Please pass the pasghetti...."
Adjective. A term used to describe thinner sized objects, flimsy, or obscure objects.
1. Spaghetti straps on a shirt,
2. dizzy, off balance, etc
3. Spaghetti Western, or Kung Fu (Martial Arts)
Phonetic: puh-sket-ti
Etymology: Italian
Pronunciation enPR: psəgĕtʹē, (key): /psəˈɡɛti/, X-SAMP: /ps@"gEti/
Rhymes: -ɛti
Noun. A long thin stringy pasta usually covered in some type of sauce, and/or meatballs.
"Please pass the pasghetti...."
Adjective. A term used to describe thinner sized objects, flimsy, or obscure objects.
1. Spaghetti straps on a shirt,
2. dizzy, off balance, etc
3. Spaghetti Western, or Kung Fu (Martial Arts)
Poughkeepsie
In the CW show Supernatural, "Poughkeepsie" is Sam & Dean's "Go" word. It means drop everything and run.
Crowley: Poughkeepsie
Sam: How do you know that word?
Crowley: Because Dean sent me Bullwinkle. The REAL Dean. You've been possessed by an angel. He's got you packed away in some dusty corner of your own mind and I'm here to break you out!
Sam: How do you know that word?
Crowley: Because Dean sent me Bullwinkle. The REAL Dean. You've been possessed by an angel. He's got you packed away in some dusty corner of your own mind and I'm here to break you out!
Poughkeepsie by gigantic_egg0 January 24, 2019
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womp
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