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When one person does a number two and doesnât wipe, and then shortly after pulls down their pants, in order to attempt to sit on another persons head, or nose into crack (best case scenario), to get back at them or punish them for being a terrible person for a specific reason.
Sally came running down the hill and caught Jim off guard, and with all her momentum she barreled into him causing both to fall, and while sliding through the grass she maneuvered quickly, giving Jim the best âBARONDUKIâ anyone watching had ever seen.
Someone special that just canât get right in life but yet seems to have everything going for them and are able to get along with everyone and talk to anyone else they come across. They are popular but humble most of the time and people want to be friends with them and have them around often.
Thatâs bouge wah I just saw driving down Main Street crossing over 5th avenue and I know it had to be him because of the way he was sitting up but relaxing and looking pimp.
The pronunciations are all correct no matter how you say poodie, as you can say it softly or normal or loudly, putting emphasis on any letter or part of the word you choose, at any speed you choose. All variations can be fun when saying poodie. (Ex. pooooooo-dieeeeeee)
1. used to express disgust at an unpleasant smell (of a person, animal, or plant) that stop living.
2. INFORMAL
one of a noble surname used to emphasize that one wants to do or have something very much.
3. finding Winnie-the-Pooh or aka Pooh Bear or Pooh dead somewhere.
4. when shit in life ceases to exist, specifically bad habits or expressing the desire of.
5. when shit becomes indifferent to you in life
1. Sheilaâs fart smelled so bad you would have thought that shit was poodieâing.
2. When King Albert saw a beautiful woman walking around in the courtyard he turned to his Jester while pointing to the woman saying poodie.
3. Eeyore came scurrying down the dirt road yelling, Poodie, Poodie, Poodie!
4. I canât wait for my habit of wasting money to poodie.
5. Poodie to worldly things.