puff out
To inflate.
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Expressions you’ll hear in the US — distinctly American usage first, then widespread staples.
puke up
To vomit.
pukeworthy
sickening
pull back
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see pull, back.
pum-pum
The vulva.
punch in
To enter a workplace by punching a timecard.
purple-headed yogurt slinger
A penis.
push along
Synonym of push on.
pushing school
A brothel.
pussy eating
cunnilingus
pussy lips
The labia.
pussy print
A cameltoe.
pussy tickler
A mustache.
pussyhole
The vagina.
pussylike
Resembling the female genitalia.
pussyo
A coward.
put it off on
To blame.
put together
In total.
putz
A fool, an idiot.
paint the town red
Go out and party.
part and parcel
The attribute of being an integral or essential component of another object.
pass the buck
Shift responsibility.
pay through the nose
Pay much more than a fair price.
penny wise and pound foolish
Economical in small matters while wasteful in big matters.
pick holes
Find fault with.
pie in the sky
Unlikely to be realized.
pigs might fly
Ironically expressing disbelief.
play fast and loose
Be irresponsible.
play games
Deal with someone or something in a way that lacks due seriousness.
play hard to get
Deliberately adopt an aloof or uninterested attitude.
play second fiddle
Take subordinate role.
play the field
Indulge in a series of sexual relationships without commitment.
play the white man
That someone is attempting to be decent and trustworthy in their actions.
play to the gallery
Act in order to appeal to popular taste.
political football
Topic of continued argument.
poor as a church mouse
Extrememly poor.
pop one's clogs
(UK) A euphemism for dying or death.
power behind the throne
A person with influence without formal status.
practice makes perfect
Repeated practice is the way to master a skill.
preaching to the choir
To present a side of a discussion or argument to someone who already agrees with it; essentially, wasting your time.
prepare the ground
Make it easier for something to occur.
pressed for time
Not enough time.
pull a fast one
Try to gain an unfair advantage.
pull out all the stops
Do all that is possible to achieve results.
pull someone's leg
To tease someone playfully by making them believe something untrue.
push the boat out
Be lavish in your spending.
push the envelope
To approach, extend, or go beyond the limits of what is possible; to pioneer.
pushing up daisies
A euphemism for dying or death.
put a brave face on
Act as if something unpleasant or upsetting is not as bad as it really is.
put a foot wrong
Make any mistake.
put the cart before the horse
Reverse the proper order.
put the cat among the pigeons
To create a disturbance and cause trouble.
p'd off
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
pack fudge
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
pack heat
to carry a gun, often illegally
pack in
to stop doing something
pack of lies
A series of false statements
pack shit
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.
packaged goods
Products sold in fixed quantities and packaging
packed to the gills
Completely full or crowded
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