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Word
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Explanation
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Use
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Contributor
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| Pauds |
A very silent pause |
"There was a slight pauds"
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| Phlonanol |
Meaning really really quickly |
"It's going at a phlonanol rate"
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| Pinnin |
Spining around at an amazing rate |
"I'm pinnin around"
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| Piosesnel |
A cookie with lots of cinnamon in it |
"Mmmm, yummy piosesnel"
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| Plod |
To walk aimlessly looking for shops. |
"We decided to plod around London."
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| Plonk |
To put an object down |
"Plonk that down there"
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| Pmsh |
A specific sometime in the Afternoon |
"The party starts at 7:30pmsh"
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| Pompsnous |
A little pumpkin |
"Your my pompsnous"
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| Pompsnonse |
A pompus gay person |
"You are such a pompsnonse"
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| Pongy |
A smell that lingers |
"I've got pongy elbows"
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| Poodely |
Something that resembles a poodle |
"Ahhh, how poodely"
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| Poog! |
A latent homosexual |
"Fred is such a poog!"
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| Pouf |
An up-market homosexual |
"He's a right pouf he is..."
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| Prettified |
To make things pretty. (See Spledify) |
"The 90s prettified architechture."
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| Puneled |
To follow |
"He puneled behind the others"
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| Puralise |
The Pural of... |
"You can't puralise the word sheep"
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| Pushi |
Bursting at the seams with fluff |
"The sofa was all pushi"
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