Oi look at that pigeon head over there!
Graham Norbiton was born a premature child, 2 months early. During his growth his head growth was slower than his body growth, resulting in Graham becoming a 'Pigeonhead'
Graham Norbiton was born a premature child, 2 months early. During his growth his head growth was slower than his body growth, resulting in Graham becoming a 'Pigeonhead'
by Simon Pike July 31, 2013
A "Nappy Headed Hoe" Who enjoys performing oral sex for favours and/or sometimes drugs.
Notice the fraying hair at the end of the dreadlocks, as it is usually a tell tale sign of a pigeon head. While looking like nothing more than loose hair, be warned, if ejaculated upon, these split ends will reproduce at an alarming rate. So beware and handle your local "Pigeon Head" with care.
Notice the fraying hair at the end of the dreadlocks, as it is usually a tell tale sign of a pigeon head. While looking like nothing more than loose hair, be warned, if ejaculated upon, these split ends will reproduce at an alarming rate. So beware and handle your local "Pigeon Head" with care.
-"Man, take a look at all them Pigeon Heads, I bet a nigger could get some mad dome for a point."
-"Pigeon Heads give great head!" exclaimed Dick to Jane. As to which Jane replies, "I want to be a pigeon head when I grow Up!"
-"Pigeon Heads give great head!" exclaimed Dick to Jane. As to which Jane replies, "I want to be a pigeon head when I grow Up!"
by John Boozy February 23, 2009
The pigeon heads are a group of cb believers that have formed an alliance in 2021-2022.
The term originates from someone providing a compound word answer to an assessment (pigeon head) and the pigeon head bakery (or phb for short) has lived with the server name ever since. (not really)
The term originates from someone providing a compound word answer to an assessment (pigeon head) and the pigeon head bakery (or phb for short) has lived with the server name ever since. (not really)
by fulat sayer sanyx claus March 29, 2022
A serious, serious, illness involving having pigeons on one's head. The cure has proven to be elusive and remains highly contagious.
Ms. Bitters: There is a pigeon on your head. You've got Head pigeons. Get to the nurse before they spread to the other children!
Zim: Yes, Ms. Bitters.
Zim: Yes, Ms. Bitters.
by Salad Sister December 16, 2009