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A mix of Farsi and English, a "pichooner" is a person who often "pichoons" (or ditches) friends, class, or other activities.
Pichooner #1: "What's up pichooner?! Been to class lately?
Pichooner #2: No man! I never go!

Pichooner #1: "Hey, are you going to Tavo's birthday?!"
Pichooner #2: "No way! Everyone is pichooning him and going to taco Tuesday instead!"
pichooner by estherrus May 20, 2016
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Pictioner 

A person who likes to play pictionary
That dude's a pictioner, he plays pictionary all day long.
Pictioner by notAteen May 4, 2020
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pachooger 

1. An uber goober

2. A big bugger
Katie was being a pachooger when she ran through the house with underwear on her head.
pachooger by Dokavitch Tromausky February 2, 2005

pinhooker 

Someone who buys something for the purpose of reselling it for a quick profit, such as racehorses, tracts of timber, tobacco, yard sale goods.
Your tract of timber was appraised at $50k, after the pinhooker gets his cut you will only get $40k.
pinhooker by Digicam January 26, 2020
A person who farts in the bathtub and eats his/ her own bubbles
That Eric is a real phooner. He loves long hot baths after eating egg salad snadwiches
Phooner by Flabby b October 18, 2019

pichonear 

To make out; to French kiss
Vamos a pichonear a la noche.
pichonear by Just Jay Oh August 6, 2024
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