pigen
These are stout-bodied birds with short necks and short slender bills that in some species feature fleshy ceres. They primarily feed on seeds, fruits, and plants.
pigen by urmomanddadareinmybasement August 17, 2022
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Kevin the pigeon
A plastic pigeon many early directioners know. Featured in a few of the X factor video diaries by Louis Tomlinson, Kevin came to stardome.
Directioner: *sees a pigeon* Look! It's Kevin!
Random person: What?
Louis Tomlinson: *makes dog noises while wiggling Kevin the pigeon*
Random person: What?
Louis Tomlinson: *makes dog noises while wiggling Kevin the pigeon*
Kevin the pigeon by Dan and Phill Trash May 9, 2016
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Hank the Pigeon
The mascot of the band "The Wonder Years". There's some meaning to Hank in the lyrics of the song "My Life as a Pigeon" from their album titled "Suburbia I've Given You All and Now I'm Nothing":
"I guess this is what it's like
The life of a pigeon
I know we're hard-pressed to find some common ground
But I won't let this world wipe me out"
Pigeons are known as annoying, good-for-nothing birds by a lot of people. The main meaning behind Hank the Pigeon is that you should keep on pulling your weight in the world even if people try to knock you down.
"I guess this is what it's like
The life of a pigeon
I know we're hard-pressed to find some common ground
But I won't let this world wipe me out"
Pigeons are known as annoying, good-for-nothing birds by a lot of people. The main meaning behind Hank the Pigeon is that you should keep on pulling your weight in the world even if people try to knock you down.
Jenna: What's up with The Wonder Years and the whole pigeon thing?
Tay: That's Hank the Pigeon, and it's basically their mascot, but it actually has meaning behind it.
Tay: That's Hank the Pigeon, and it's basically their mascot, but it actually has meaning behind it.
Hank the Pigeon by CoffeeEyes September 20, 2012
Picentary
A picture, usually posted on Facebook or on blogs, that contains a biting and/or profound statment of commentary.
Picentaries would be the plural of Picentary.
Pronounced Pick – n – tary
Picentaries would be the plural of Picentary.
Pronounced Pick – n – tary
Figmenty pigmenty crosser tosser
Figmenty pigmenty crosser tosser by A witty twit August 10, 2019
pigeon eggs
pigeon eggs by Big Daddy Cool October 30, 2012
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