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pipote
Pee-poh-tay
Means clitoris in Spanish. The word comes from pipa (sunflower seed or other seed).
Sunflower seeds are a popular snack at football games and bullfights.
Means clitoris in Spanish. The word comes from pipa (sunflower seed or other seed).
Sunflower seeds are a popular snack at football games and bullfights.
pipote by mariposita May 1, 2006
El Pipote
is a person with a bbc and total authority of the gang, has the highest rank and everyone is his bitch
El Pipote by chinita 357 May 12, 2020
papote
papote by Big Mexican Guy May 4, 2021
Pipster
Pipster by psychognosis September 29, 2011
Pipster
A pipster is a combination of Hipster and Popster (Pop people). They are often mistaken with real hipsters. A true hipster is not mainstream. A pipster is a mainstream hipster. They have a little part of the hipsters style, but when the hipster changes it because it is too mainstream, then the pipster keeps wearing it.
The Hipster often has long beard, and messy hair. The Pipster still has a clean boy cut.
The Hipster often has long beard, and messy hair. The Pipster still has a clean boy cut.
Pipster by The United Hipster Association February 26, 2013
Popote
A dominican gang,Who don’t give a fuck what other niggas be saying ,if you run that mouth Be prepared to catch some smoke,—-Big popote we support each other ,We See our Own race as a whole family, We watch each others back,
Its not used in a sentence,
Person A— You popote or A T Traitor
Person B— nigga im big popote,i love my nation ,i look out for my people, i protect my people
Person A— ight imma fuck with ya
Person A— You popote or A T Traitor
Person B— nigga im big popote,i love my nation ,i look out for my people, i protect my people
Person A— ight imma fuck with ya
Popote by Ramon Calderon Aka chachi November 13, 2019
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