Word List / P :.
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51. pickilily (pĭk-ə'lĭlē)
- a. (n.) Relish. Chopped up pickles.
52. pilforkate (pĭl-fôr'kāt')
- a. (v.) To steal food from another person's plate while they are not watching.
Example: Stop pilforkating my strawberries! I was saving those for last.
53. pineapple (pīn'āp'əl)
- a. (n.) One who acts blonde, but isn't.
Example: I am a pineapple!
54. pity pile (pĭt'ē pīl)
- a. (n.) An unhappy 2-year-old child who falls into a sobbing heap on the ground in an attempt to play on one's sympathies.
55. plaquack (plăk'wăk)
- a. (n.) The one mysterious dentist out of five who doesn't provide advice such as recommending sugarless gum for his patients who chew gum.
56. plotbunny (plŏt'bŭn-ē)
- a. (n.) A tempting idea for a story that hares off into strange territory upon pursuit. Known for breeding rapidly and dividing a writer's attention to the point of achieving nothing at all.
Example: "I've been trying to write a story, but I've been cursed by an infestation of plotbunnies."
57. plothole (plŏt-hōl)
- a. (n.) A rough spot in a storyline; a storyline that doesn't quite work, like a pothole is to a road.
58. plotician (plŏt-tĭ'shən)
- a. (n.) One who can only perform an action if it has been done in a movie or book.
- b. (n.) One who devotes their career to the elimination and repair of plotholes.
59. plotistical (plŏ'tĭs-tĭ-kəl)
- a. (adj.) Of or according to the main events of a play, novel, movie, or similar work, devised and presented by the writer as an interrelated sequence.
Example: This looks like the work of a plotistical murderer.
60. plumple (plŭm'pəl)
- a. (n.) A large pimple.
61. pockalanche (pŏk'ə-lanch')
- a. (n.) Perpetual action of reaching down to pick up an item fallen from a shirt pocket, only to have another item fall out.
62. podunk (pō'dŭngk')
- a. (adj.) Descriptive of a person who has grown up in the sticks, talks with a drawl or rural dialect that is usually incomprehensible, and has never traveled farther than the local supermarket.
63. poed (pōd, pē-ōd)
- a. (v.tr.) Ticked; pissed off.
Example: I'm very poed at Frank for doing that.
64. poety (pō'ĭt-ē)
- a. (adj.) poetry-like; something closely resembling the work of a poet. Often used derogatorily to describe bad poetry, rap, and self-indulgent spoken word sessions.
65. pointful (point'fəl)
- a. (adj.) To have a point; to be full of good arguments; opposite of pointless.
66. polymorphical (pŏl'ē-môr'fĭ-kəl)
- a. (adj.) Having polymorphic abilities.
67. polyvinylmallowmar (pŏl'ē-vī'nəl'măl'ō'mär)
- a. (n.) Designating any group of polymerized thermoplastic vinyls used in areas of pseudo-confectionery.
- b. (n.) A substance used to make fake cookies.
68. pooja (oü-jă)
- a. (n.) A word to describe something that means alot to you, such as a pet or friend. A pet name.
69. pooking (pük'ĭng)
- a. (v.) The uncontrollable event of having to both sit on the loo and use a bucket at the same time.
70. poomidity (pü-mĭd'ĭ-tē)
- a. (n.) Absolute relative measure of flying fecal matter in flatulence. High poomidity is represented by solid feces while very low poomidity is represented by the simple smell of feces in particular incidence of flatulence.
71. poomiss (pü-mĭs)
- a. (n.) When one misses the toilet while taking a dump.
72. poopcorn (püp kôrn)
- a. (n.) The collection of undigested kernels found in the following morning's stool.
73. poopily (püp-ĭl'ē)
- a. (adj.) Anything characterized by poop or pooping.
74. poopoolashka (pü'pü-lăsh'kə)
- a. (interj.) A expression of dissatisfaction.
75. poopshee (pup'shē)
- a. (n.) Buttocks, rear-end. Hungarian origin.
Example: I slipped and fell on my poopshee!
