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Physique du role
Halle Berry is not only a very beautiful woman, but she has got the perfect "physique du role" to play a real femme fatale as a Bond Girl.
Physique du role by Dino March 13, 2005
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Post Physique
The destroyer of plebian arguments on the internet.
Whenever some degeneracy takes place in a comment section from a weak male tell him to Post Physique to support his arguments.
Many people think they hard, but they don't even have the dedication to take care of themselves. Strong body physique resembles stable, healthy mind. In healthy body, healthy mind/spirit.
You can't expect for someone to be an alpha male and to have weak physique.
If your physique passes the Post Physique test, your argument is valid and confirmed as truthful.
Whenever some degeneracy takes place in a comment section from a weak male tell him to Post Physique to support his arguments.
Many people think they hard, but they don't even have the dedication to take care of themselves. Strong body physique resembles stable, healthy mind. In healthy body, healthy mind/spirit.
You can't expect for someone to be an alpha male and to have weak physique.
If your physique passes the Post Physique test, your argument is valid and confirmed as truthful.
Yo dude we are only alpha males in this group chat on Discord! You don't stand a chance!
-really? Post Physique man :)
(random forum user) Bro i get all the girls!
- Just Post Physique bruh :)
-really? Post Physique man :)
(random forum user) Bro i get all the girls!
- Just Post Physique bruh :)
Post Physique by kice_kice November 2, 2019
Greek physique
Used in reference to a body that is godlike in appearance; such as the ones depicted in statues of Greek gods.
Greek physique by mepulixer July 16, 2008
Doughy Physique
Having a slightly overweight, out of shape body that is both pale and lacks any sort of muscle tone.
Doughy Physique by Takdino June 10, 2009
Academic Physique
A state of physical disarray and borderline obesity suffered during the university exam period where time for exercise is fundamentally limited by the need to cram unbelievable amounts of shite into your brain in order not to fail the year. Can often be traumatic, and difficult to counteract except through the medium of comfort eating, leading to a vicious circle of calorie consumption.
*A and B meet outside library for a cigarette*
A: "You're looking mighty plump today"
B: "*Sigh* Academic Physique has finally set in..."
A: "Aye."
B: "Aye."
*A and B finish smoking and return to their studies*
A: "You're looking mighty plump today"
B: "*Sigh* Academic Physique has finally set in..."
A: "Aye."
B: "Aye."
*A and B finish smoking and return to their studies*
Academic Physique by JB04 April 16, 2011
Greek Physique
Greek Physique by Broblo December 14, 2020
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