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Poche means Posse. refers to the old arcade/sega genesis game Lethal Enforcers II. The game graded you with ranks, the lowest being Posse and the highest being US Marshall. The mediocre sound of the game (at least on genesis) led to many words sounding like something else.
I.
P1's rank: "... DEPUTY MARSHALL!"
P2's rank: "... Poche!"

II.
My Friend: "YOUR GAY"
Person Insulted: "Say what, son??"
Me: "Poche!"
poche by Inspector Lebrun October 14, 2008
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Slang for rohypnol, rohypnol(flunitrazepam hydrochloride) is a powerful sedative reported to be up to 10 times stronger than Valium. It is manufactured worldwide where you can get it with a prescription. It is the most prescribed sedative in Europe. It is neither manufactured or approved for sale in the U.S.
"Man I took some poches last night and I'm still poched"!
Poche by azIceMan May 21, 2009
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A depressed engineering student. Recognizable by the dark circles under their eyes from lack of sleep, typically found where engineers gather at 3am in the morning cussing at their homework.
Engineer 1 : "Why ya lookin down, poche?"
Engieer 2: "Been workin' on this homework for 4 hours and I've only done one problem. Fuck it, I'm gonna look at pictures of cats"
poche by CSGinfotronix March 26, 2007
To spank lightly or to slap affectionately; to pet roughly. Used for pets.
Poche by Jillian Deveraux March 18, 2005
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poche by chukwuma chukwurah May 14, 2003
It means sometimes bad or boring
Les jokes de gen sont poches.
Poche by Gengengen June 2, 2020
A French word meaning of or having to do with the "pouch" or belly and or also a pouch or pocket. This is also a last name of some Cajun residents of Louisiana and surrounding areas brought from France some years ago.
Hi, my name is Ni.... Poche'. Lol not really sure how the French use it. Just want to clarify its a last name
Poche' by Reddog1981 December 13, 2016
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green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.

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"My salad days,
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"Salad days, 'nuf said."
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