by sarah violetry July 30, 2006
by taliciousbone August 10, 2007
verb. pooned, pooning
IPA pronounciation /pun/
A derivative of the word pwn.
The existence of this words owes to the phenomenon of people writing words how they are pronounced, rather than how they are spelled. One reason is because words in english words don't always sound the way they are spelled and an other is that it in many cases saves time.
However, the pronounciation of this word might not reflect upon the pronounciation of the word pwn. Either because one attempts pronounce it without any significant vowel sound or due to that some languages use the "v" sound instead of the "w" sound for the "w".
IPA pronounciation /pun/
A derivative of the word pwn.
The existence of this words owes to the phenomenon of people writing words how they are pronounced, rather than how they are spelled. One reason is because words in english words don't always sound the way they are spelled and an other is that it in many cases saves time.
However, the pronounciation of this word might not reflect upon the pronounciation of the word pwn. Either because one attempts pronounce it without any significant vowel sound or due to that some languages use the "v" sound instead of the "w" sound for the "w".
by Tyralon January 28, 2007
by Junkrocka May 12, 2008
by ShotzFlared January 18, 2017
by G-RED October 28, 2006
An exclimation made by a man who is certain that he is about to recieve some kind of intercourse, be it a cheeky blowy or full on balls deep poon pounding.
The words are usually said with assonance of 'choo choo' (like a train') and the arm movement commonly seen when a train driver is honking a horn
The words are usually said with assonance of 'choo choo' (like a train') and the arm movement commonly seen when a train driver is honking a horn
by sbccrew October 20, 2009

