progo
What’s the progo mate. “What’s going on mate”
What’s the progo on the food Mum. “What’s the progress on the food Mum”
What’s the progo on the food Mum. “What’s the progress on the food Mum”
progo by PussSlayaa December 14, 2017
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pregobang
pregobang by Robert Jakubowska January 13, 2009
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Progonmar • progo • Progofalated • Progonistic • Progonquince • Progophobia • Pro goose • Prog or Prog's • pogo • prego
pogonophobic
pogonophobic by Clare Lawry April 11, 2007
pogonophilia
The admiration or promotion of people, usually males, who wear a facial beard. From pogon, Greek for beard.
Used also as a term of disapproval for those who enjoy trials and tribulations and make a drama out of a crisis, from pogo stick.
Used also as a term of disapproval for those who enjoy trials and tribulations and make a drama out of a crisis, from pogo stick.
A man who gives unqualified credibility to another who wears a beard is an act of pogonophilia.
Ideas excite and make anxious the man who suffers pogonophilia.
Ideas excite and make anxious the man who suffers pogonophilia.
pogonophilia by The Last Bear February 4, 2008
pogonophile
Someone who has pogonophilia and loves beards, or finds a man with a beard more physically attractive than a man without a beard.
*Man with clean shave walks into room*
Woman without pogonophilia: "Finally - there's a cutie."
Woman with pogonophilia (pogonophile): "Hmm... he's cute, maybe."
*Man with beard walks into room*
Woman with pogonophilia: "Now that's a man."
Woman without pogonophilia: "What about food getting stuck in it?"
*Woman with pogonophilia is already talking to man with beard*
Woman without pogonophilia: "Finally - there's a cutie."
Woman with pogonophilia (pogonophile): "Hmm... he's cute, maybe."
*Man with beard walks into room*
Woman with pogonophilia: "Now that's a man."
Woman without pogonophilia: "What about food getting stuck in it?"
*Woman with pogonophilia is already talking to man with beard*
pogonophile by Chopper7775 May 26, 2014
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Proboscuflacious by kriskriskris10 May 15, 2015
Pogo-penis
Pogo-penis by The wingwang man December 7, 2021
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