pooop
When you take a poop, but the length of the feces is longer than average. Therefore its considered a "Pooop"
pooop by FilmCraftProductions May 22, 2014
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Pooop
The fool-proof way of saying "poop" in Rec Room. It always works, no lie. The same thing happens with the word "Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuck".
Pooop by JeffyFanatic5000 July 11, 2021
uhoh shtinky pooop
uhoh shtinky pooop by le monkey November 3, 2019
pobop
A number, word, phrase or sentence that is the same backwards and forwards.
Replacement for the word palindrome because palindrome is not the same backwards and forwards
Visit www.pobop.team to join the pobop team
Replacement for the word palindrome because palindrome is not the same backwards and forwards
Visit www.pobop.team to join the pobop team
Taco cat is a pobop.
pobop by Pobop Team Representative December 22, 2021
Ploop
Ploop by nignog Larry Major at WIPRO January 19, 2023
Pocophone
Person 1: I just got my first iphone, I'm pretty sure it's better than your Pocophone!
Person 2: stfu poco better
Person 2: stfu poco better
Pocophone by pocox3bestsmartphone July 14, 2021
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