pubehead [pube] [head]
pubehead [pube] [head] by Chase Arlidge January 20, 2009
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Pube Head
Pube Head by Jebus The Bad Man. June 20, 2008
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pube head
1. Racial slur directed towards African Americans.
This racial slur came about when some teenagers discovered a question about pubic hair in the book "Do Penguins Have Knees?" by David Felman. In one section of the book, it explains that pubic hair is always curly because the hair is oval in shape and that this oval shape is the same reason Africans generally have curly hair, thus spawning the term "pube head."
This racial slur came about when some teenagers discovered a question about pubic hair in the book "Do Penguins Have Knees?" by David Felman. In one section of the book, it explains that pubic hair is always curly because the hair is oval in shape and that this oval shape is the same reason Africans generally have curly hair, thus spawning the term "pube head."
pube head by Rocky Rhode November 6, 2007
Pube Head
Some one who has attempted to make there hair look naturally curly by using various fake and shitty products. The result is the hair often looks like pubes glued to the scalp.
Pube Head by Jim McHorse June 3, 2008
Pube Head
A person with curly hair who looks as if they shaved their pubes, and glued them to their head. When kept short, pube heads usually are more difficult to identify. However, with an increase in length comes an increase in resemblance to a mound of pubes. Some common hair styles include the Pube Mullet, The Pube-Hawk, and my personal favorite, The Pube Fade, and more ingeniously, the Pube High Top Fade.
Please take note: Because of the striking similarities between pube heads and steel wool, it is not uncommon for Pube Heads to set off metal detectors, as well as often being asked to be an industrial cleaning tool for many school cafeterias.
Please take note: Because of the striking similarities between pube heads and steel wool, it is not uncommon for Pube Heads to set off metal detectors, as well as often being asked to be an industrial cleaning tool for many school cafeterias.
"Damn andrew, that kid over there is really rocking the High Top pube fade....he is for sure going to get some pussy tonight."
"Yeah matt, that kid's name is Jack. He is a Pube Head for sure...but he does get laid often."
"Yeah matt, that kid's name is Jack. He is a Pube Head for sure...but he does get laid often."
Pube Head by HighTopPubeFade420 February 24, 2009
Pube Head
A boy named peter elliot-Smith aka. Peterschmidt! who simple has a head which instead of having the usual normal hair, has wierd wirey looking pubic immitating hair that curls around just like your genatailier would have around them!
Pube Head by eSKi MaN DeM August 8, 2004
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