pupik
pupik by two pupiks in a pod.... July 26, 2011
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Pupik
A Yiddish word which sounds absolutely crude yet commonly known as the "naval" or "belly button" but is actually mistaken for meaning asshole or anus.
Noun: "When Fig woke up this morning and got into the shower he saw an assortment of nuts on the shower floor. He then realized that his pupik was sore because the naughty ninger man stuffed cashew nuts inside it."
Pupik by The Figger September 23, 2011
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Pupik • pupiki • Moishe Pupik • pupis • pupil • pupito • pupkis • Pepik • pubikini • pucikacipucipucikaci
Moishe Pupik
A guy who walks around acting like he is a big deal or someone who knows what they are talking about but he is just a huge nothing.
Moishe Pupik by Napoleon in rags99 January 12, 2024
pupsikins
pupsikins by Cranberry1st February 1, 2010
Pupienus
A Roman emperor, one of many known as "The Barracks Emperors" which was a series of emperors who ascended to the throne by staging military coups, and ruled for a short time before themselves being deposed. Pupienus in particular ruled for roughly 2 months from February to May 238 a.d.
His fuckin' name sounds like Poopy Anus, man. Best emperor ever.
His fuckin' name sounds like Poopy Anus, man. Best emperor ever.
Guy #1: Dude I just shat, i have a Pupienus.
Guy #2: You mean you have a fairly insignificant Roman emperor?
Guy #1: Yeah.
Guy #2: You mean you have a fairly insignificant Roman emperor?
Guy #1: Yeah.
Pupienus by Schlong McFondle May 8, 2007
Pupsik
Pupsik (pups, pupsyasha) means “baby” in Russian language. A literal baby could be called this way or a pretty girl.
Natalia Vodianova is such a pupsik, she is very very cute!
James and Emma are a very beautiful couple, so is their small pupsik Lea.
James and Emma are a very beautiful couple, so is their small pupsik Lea.
Pupsik by JamesFrancoIsaNiceGuyIPromise November 2, 2018
purikura
Japanese photo booths called "Print Club." For about three dollars you print out a sheet of sixteen small stickers with your photo on it, with crazy or cute borders and cartoon images (aka Hello kitty.)
VERY popular in Japan and it's catching on here too. Sticker picture booths are available in most mall arcades.
VERY popular in Japan and it's catching on here too. Sticker picture booths are available in most mall arcades.
I'm covering the whole first page of my journal with all my different purikura sticker pictures!
Lets go get purikura together after school!
Lets go get purikura together after school!
purikura by La La Lola May 13, 2005
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