powrot 

Powrot is used just as a adjustable lightsaber; flash it and people will know that you have mad skillz. Known uses of this relatively new word: to back off, go home, leave.

Can be used instead of back off: you better powrot man!
Also, on a lame party (to your freinds) when you want to leave: lets powrot and go gibbing

powrot by deluxe_deluxe March 24, 2004

Bruno Powroznik 

The man behind OBJECTS THAT I'VE SHOVED UP MY ARSE and many other videos

Bruno Powroznik : OBJECTS THAT I'VE SHOVED UP MY ARSE
VIBRATORS
DILDOS
PENS
PENCILS
COINS
PEBBLES
BROOMSTICK HANDLE
FISHING ROD HANDLE
UMBRELLA HANDLE
TOOTHBRUSH HANDLE
HOCKEY STICK HANDLE
FINGERS
SMALL GLASS JAR
TEST TUBE
SCREWDRIVER HANDLE
STIFF COCKS
CIGAR
BANANA

Bruno Powroznik by ReallyBigCock123 September 13, 2020

Poirot 

Hercule Poirot, Belgian detective, first appearing in the novel "The Mysterious Affair at Styles", by Agatha Christie. Poirot is described as short, with an egg-shaped head and sparkling green eyes. He also has a waxed moustache that curls upwards.

Ta ta ta Hastings, you are not using the little grey cells non?

Poirot by Hercule Poirot August 9, 2004

Erecto Potrotorno 

My pp be looking hard with this

My penis has an Erecto Potrotorno

Erecto Potrotorno by Brad_Boi November 29, 2018

Porotero 

A Chilean who eats porotos (frijoles). It’s a highly offensive slur for Chileans.

Poroteros are stinky! Don't touch me you chiler!

Porotero by prettysavagx October 17, 2020

porotta

A parotta, porotta or barotta is a layered flatbread made from maida flour, popular in Southern India. It is a common street food in southern India, especially in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and the neighboring country of Sri Lanka.

eda a porotta nallathayirinu!

porotta by brysonmedia June 11, 2018

porotta

The round shaped food item which was popularised through highway eatery shops in South India. Making of a porotta requires great skill and is a subject worthy of an Oscar film

That porotta was so big that I couldn't eat even an omelette after I had it

porotta by idiosyncratic stick figure February 18, 2015