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”Puligt” is a word meaning something satisfying, hot or fat. It can also be used to describe a sexually attractive person.

It was most commonly used in Malmö and surroundings in southern Sweden during the 1990's. But it is still alive, predominantly in the Gunnesbo working class neighborhood of nearby university city Lund.

A somewhat nasal sound during pronunciation gives the right authentic twang.
Det var fett puligt!
Han var inte liiide pulig du!
puligt by Staffanstorp September 29, 2010
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Lilly Pulitzer Anal Beads 

Anal Beads designed for anal pleasure but in the bright patterns of Lilly Pulitzer.
Kim used her Lilly Pulitzer anal beads because they matched her new dress.

lilly pulitzer

preppy and waspy apparel at it's best. more commonly referred to as just "lilly"
I'm heading up to the Cape, I'm bringing just the essentials - Lilly and sunscreen.
lilly pulitzer by prep April 22, 2005

Pulitzer Prize

When Joseph Pulitzer personally comes to your home and kicks you in the nuts. However painful it might be, it is very prestigious.
My last book earned me the Pulitzer Prize...
Pulitzer Prize by Buck Henry January 1, 2009

lilly pulitzer

cute, preppy clothing reserved for true preps. the clothing is mostly sundresses and skirts in bold, bright and colorful prints/patterns. the polos are solid except for a few with piping, stripes and contrasting collar colors. lilly also sells tennis skorts that arent as bright as the sundresses and skirts may be, but still have the signature lilly look. lilly is meant to be worn to country clubs, yacht clubs, and worn on vacation to a prestigious place such as st. barts or new england.
prep 1: im wearing my new lilly dress to dinner at the yacht club tonight!

prep 2: im going to wear my new skirt with my matching polo. i just hope that there isnt anyone there wearing the same print as i am!

lilly pulitzer

an amazing preppy clothing company that designs cute patterns and legit clothes for any preppy damn day.
preppy girl 1: wow, her outfit is so cute!
preppy girl 2: of course it is, its lilly.

Pulitzer Surprise 

When someone shoves a book in your asshole without warning
I gave Claire the Pulitzer surprise last night and she was not happy.
Pulitzer Surprise by Burnsides January 1, 2021
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Wife’s boyfriend: You have 5 more minutes
Me: Poggers!
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