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Pounding the Popo
This expression is still another reference to having anal sex. It is subject to use by both genders as well as those in between.
After 30 minutes of missionary, I flipped her over and started pounding the popo. When finished, I had a lot of 'poopoo residue'.
Pounding the Popo by Big Ed Moustapha April 7, 2010
Fuck the popo let the smoke go
When you are hotboxing a vechicle and roll down the window to let the smoke go but your friends are paranoid of the cops seeing smoke you would say "fuck the popo let the smoke go" as in saying you don't care the cops will see the marijuana smoke.
Miguel: Elici roll up the window the cops are gonna pull us over and see the weed
Elici: no "fuck the popo let the smoke go"
Quote made by Elici Silva
Elici: no "fuck the popo let the smoke go"
Quote made by Elici Silva
Fuck the popo let the smoke go by Elici Blue April 12, 2017
follow the popo
the act of following a police vehicle that is traveling at a velocity much higher than the posted speed limit, often on the freeway. In certain jurisdicitons, this creates a false sense of security in motorists, who fail to realize the second police vehicle coming up on him/her from behind. Tag, you're it.
Husband: We will get there faster if we follow the popo.
Wife: But sweetheart, we are already speeding!
Husband: He won't do anything so long as we stay behind him.
Wife: But sweetheart, there is another police officer behind us... and he wants us to pull over.
Wife: But sweetheart, we are already speeding!
Husband: He won't do anything so long as we stay behind him.
Wife: But sweetheart, there is another police officer behind us... and he wants us to pull over.
follow the popo by Driving School April 28, 2009
Rolled up on by the PoPo
Rolled up on by the PoPo by Waxed July 30, 2023
THE POPOMEDIC
when you take a good pegging while slirping from the swamp donkey and giving frothy sloppy toppy from a good glug, glug 3000.
THE POPOMEDIC by Valkyrie5555 September 5, 2021
the po-po
My boy Nee-Nee got picked up by the po-po, he had a warrant for unpaid tickets and we trying to get err'body to pitch in for bail.
the po-po by faprowsdower November 22, 2015
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square grouper by slipsheet November 6, 2004
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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