Rap Dictionary: P
200 hip-hop slang terms starting with "P"
P
noun1. Playa or Player. 2. Pimp.
P-town
nounPaterson, NJ.
P.O.
nounProbation Officer. P.O. is short for Probation Officer.
P.S.K.
nounPark Side Killers.
Pac
noun2Pac?s nickname. Other 2Pac Nicknames: Makaveli 2Pac's real name: Tupac Amaru Shakur
Pack
noun1. A quantity of drugs.
Pack heat
nounTo carry a gun.
Packing
verbTo be carrying a gun.
Packing heat
verbTo be carrying a gun.
Pad
nounA house or an apartment.
Paddy wagon
nounA police car.
Pager
noun1. A communication device which rings when someone is paged. 2. A cell phone.
Paid homage
phraseTo have showed respect, regards, or given credit to someone or something.
Paigon
nounAn enemy or untrustworthy person.
Paigons
nounEnemies or untrustworthy people.
Pandemic
nounSomething affecting the whole world.
Paparazzi
nounPhotographers who follow celebrities and rappers around in order to take any photos of them.
Pape
nounPaper; Money.
Paper
nounMoney.
Paper chaser
nounSomeone who chases money.
Papes
nounPaper; Money.
Papi
nounSpanish for Daddy.
Papi chulo
nounA stunning and attractive man.
Pappy
nounDad or daddy.
Paraphernalia
nounEquipment or things used to take drugs, especially heroin.
Parlayin
nounTo be kicking back and chilling.
Partment
nounApartment.
Pasto
nounMarijuana.
Pat down
verbTo search someone before entering. Usually for drugs, weapons, and recording devices.
Patek
nounPatek Philippe & Co.; A Swiss luxury watch manufacturer founded in 1851. Similar to Patek: Rolex, Rolly, Rollie
Pause
slangA phrase said after a sentence or act that could be interpreted as homosexual.
PAWG
nounPhat Ass White Girl.
Pay homage
phraseTo show respect, regard, or give credit to someone or something.
Payin' homage
nounTo be showing respects or regards.
Paying homage
nounTo be showing respects or regards.
Payola
noun1. Paying a DJ to spin and promote a record. 2. Money.
PC
nounPersonal Computer.
PCH
nounPacific Coast Highway.
PCP
nounPhencyclidine or Phenylcyclohexyl piperidine.
PDA
nounPublic Display of Affection.
Portable Document Format. Similar to PDF: PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF
Peace out
slangGoodbye; to go in peace.
Peckerwood
adjectiveA poor white person.
Peen
nounA penis.
Peep
verbTo look at or observe.
Peeped
verbTo have looked at.
Peeping
nounTo be looking at or observing.
Peeps
noun1. Friends.
Pen
noun1. A prison. 2. To write lyrics.
Peng
adjectiveGood looking or attractive.
Peng ting
nounAn attractive woman.
Penitentiary
nounA prison.
Penned
noun1. To have written a record.
Pent
nounPenthouse.
Peon
nounA low class or lame person.
Peons
nounLow class or lame people.
Perc
nounPercocet. A prescription drug containing oxycodone and acetaminophen.
Percocet
nounA prescription drug used to treat pain.
Percocets
nounPrescription drugs used to treat pain.
Percs
nounPercocets. Prescription drugs containing oxycodone and acetaminophen.
Perico
nounCocaine.
Peroidt
nounTo emphasize something that was just said.?
Persona
nounSomeone's personality or image they present to the world.
Perv
nounA pervert.
Pesos
noun1. Spanish money.
Pest
nounAn annoying or irritating person.
Petite
adjectiveTo be small or tiny, usually used to describe a woman.
Petrol
nounPotent marijuana.
Petty
adjectiveTo be dramatic, childish & immature.
Pew
nounAn imitation of a gun sound.
Pew Pew
nounAn imitation of a gun sound.
Pew pew pew
nounAn imitation of a gun sound.
Peyote
nounA hallucinogenic drug made from the peyote cactus.
PG
nounParental Guidance Suggested.
Phantom
nounA Rolls-Royce Phantom.
Phat
adjectiveFat.
PhD
nounDoctor of Philosophy.
Phew
noun1. An imitation of a gun sound.?
Philly
nounPhiladelphia. Philly is short for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Pic
nounPicture.
Pics
nounPictures.
Pie
noun1. Money.
Piece
noun1. A gun.
Piff
nounPotent Marijuana.
Pig
nounA cop, police, or law enforcer.
Pigs
nounPolice, cops or law enforcement.
Pimp
nounSomeone who makes money from promiscuous women.
Pimped out
phrase1. To be upgraded to look cool and made flashy. 2. To be exploited.
Pimpin
verbTo be making money from promiscuous women.
Pine
nounMarijuana.
Pink slip
nounThe certificate of ownership to a vehicle.
Pipe
verb1. To have sex. (verb)
Pipe down
verbTo stop talking or be quiet.
Piped
verb1. To have had sexual intercourse with someone.
Pipin
verbTo be having sex.
Piping
verbTo be having sexual intercourse.
Piru
nounThe Piru set of the Bloods gang.
Pistol Packing
verbTo be carrying a pistol.
Pitch
noun1. The frequency of ?Highs? and ?Lows? of a sound.
Pitch in
?verbTo pay for a portion of something to contribute something.
Pizzazz
adjectiveTo have excitement, energy and glamour.
PJ
nounPrivate Jet. PJ is short for Private Jet.
Plain jane
nounA watch that is kept in factory default adding no extra diamonds or modifications.
Plaque
nounA physical certificate that signifies a musical accomplishment or milestone.
Plaques
nounPhysical certificates that signify musical accomplishments or milestones.
Plastered
adjectiveTo be very drunk.
Plat
nounPlatinum. Plat' is short for Platinum.
Platinum
noun1 million (1m/1,000,000) copies of a single or albums sold.
Platinum album
noun1 million (1,000,000) copies of an album or project sold.
Platinum single
noun1 million (1,000,000) copies of a song or a single sold.
Platinum status
nounA musical song or album achieving a milestone of 1 million units sold total.
Play ball
verb1. To play basketball.
Play for keeps
phraseTo play to win and do things seriously.
Play yoself
phraseTo unknowingly work against your own interests and reveal your weakness.
Play yourself
phraseTo unknowingly work against your own interests and reveal your weakness.
Playa
noun1. Someone who is successful, has a lot of materialistic things, and plays the game of life. 2. Someone who is smooth and has a lot of lovers or romantic interests who think or feel like they?re the only one.
Playa hater
nounSomeone who is jealous of or dislikes a player and their ways.
Playa haters
nounPeople who are jealous of a player or dislike a player and their ways.
Playa hatin'
nounTo be acting jealous or speaking out against a player.
Playa hating
nounTo be acting jealous or speaking out against a player.
Playas
noun1. People who are successful, have a lot of materialistic things, and play the game of life. 2. People who are smooth and have a lot of lovers or romantic interests who think or feel like they?re the only one.
Playboy
noun1. A man who gets a lot of women and likes to flaunt it.
Played for keeps
nounTo have played to win.
Played out
adjectiveOld or over played.
Played yoself
nounTo have unknowingly worked against yourself or your own interests and revealed your weakness.
Played yourself
phraseTo have unknowingly worked against yourself or your own interests and revealed your weakness.
Player
noun1. Someone who is successful, has a lot of materialistic things, and plays the game of life. 2. Someone who is smooth and has a lot of lovers or romantic interests who think or feel like they?re the only one.
Player hate
nounTo act jealous or speak out against a player.
Player hater
nounSomeone who is jealous of or dislikes a player and their ways.
Player haters
nounPeople who are jealous of a player or dislike a player and their ways.
Player hatin'
nounTo be acting jealous or speaking out against a player.
Player hating
nounTo be acting jealous or speaking out against a player.
Player's Ball
nounA party for players.
Players
noun1. People who are successful, have a lot of materialistic things, and play the game of life. 2. People who are smooth and have a lot of lovers or romantic interests who think or feel like they?re the only one.
Playin' for keeps
nounTo be playing to win.
Playing for keeps
nounTo be playing to win.
Playing yourself
phraseTo be unknowingly working against yourself or your own interests and revealing your weakness.
Playmaker
nounSomeone who makes "plays", they make things happen.
Plot
noun1. An idea or plan to do or acquire something. 2. To plan or strategize the execution of an idea.
Plotted
verbTo have thought of an idea and plan to do or acquire something.
Plottin
verbTo be planning or strategizing the execution of an idea.
Plotting
verbTo be planning or strategizing the execution of an idea.
Plug
nounSomeone who has a lot of drugs or a lot of something.
Plugged
verbTo have a lot of connections usually for drugs or things hard to acquire.
Plugged in
verbTo have a lot of connections usually for drugs or things hard to acquire.
Pluto
nounFuture's nickname. Other Future Nicknames: Hendrix Future's real name: Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn
PM
nounPost Meridiem; anytime after noon.
PNG
nounPortable Network Graphics; A photo format. Similar to PNG: JPG, JPEG, PDF, GIF
Po-po
nounPolice, cops, or law enforcement.
Po'
noun1. Poor. Po' is short for Poor.
Pocket Rocket
nounA handgun that can fit in your pocket.
Pocket watcher
nounSomeone who watches how someone is making and spending money.
Pocket watchers
nounPeople who watch how someone is making and spending money.
Pocket watching
verbTo be watching and monitoring how someone is making and spending money.
Pockets
nounMoney or how much money someone has.
Poet
nounSomeone who writes poems or poetry.
Poetic
adjectiveOf or in relation to poetry.
Poetry
nounLiterary work that uses rhythmic language, distinctive style and expression.
Point blank
adjective1. Up close and in person. 2. Straight to the point.
Point blank range
nounThe distance or range between a firearm and target aim without a bullet drop.
Pointers
nounDiamonds with a lot of carats. A point is a measurement of weight.
Poke
?verb1. To stab. 2. To touch, usually with penis.
Poked
verbTo have stabbed or get stabbed.
Poked up
verbTo have stabbed or get stabbed.
Pokes
nounA vagina.
Pole
nounA gun. Pole is slang for a gun.
Poles
nounGuns. Poles is slang for guns.
Politic
verbTo debate or go back and forth.
Politicin
verbTo be debating or going back and forth.
Pompom
nounA vagina.
Pookie?
noun1. A vagina.
Poon
nounA vagina.
Poontang
nounA vagina.
Pop
noun1. Popular. 2. Popular music. Similar to Pop: Indie, Rap, Rock 3. To become popular.?
Pop off
verb1. To go crazy or fight. 2. To become really popular.
Pop out
?verbTo appear or to go somewhere.
Pop yo collar
verbTo flip your collar up like a boss; act like a boss.
Pop your collar
verbTo flip your collar up like a boss; act like a boss.
Popes
nounPolice, Cops, or law enforcement.
Popo
nounPolice, cops or law enforcement.
Popos
nounPolice, cops, or law enforcement.
Popped
adjective1. To be ugly or unattractive.
Popped out
verbTo have appeared or gone somewhere.
Poppin
adjective1. To be popular.
Poppin tags
slang1. To be spending lots money on new clothes.
Popping collars
noun1. To be acting or moving like a boss.
Popping out
nounTo be appearing or going somewhere.
Pops
nounA father.
Porno
nounShort for pornography, A pornographic or sexually explicit video.
Posse
nounA group of friends and homies who go everywhere together.
Post up
verbTo hang out in a specific spot.
Posted
verbTo be hanging out.
Posted up
verbTo have been hanging out somewhere.
Posty
nounPost Malone's nickname. Other Post Malone Nicknames: Post Post Malone's Full Name: Austin Richard Post
Pot
nounWeed or Marijuana.
Pothead
nounSomeone who smokes a lot of pot (marijuana).
Potna
nounPartner; a friend.
Pound
nounA pound of marijuana (16 ounces/448 grams). Weed measurements: Eighth, Quarter, QP, Half, Pound, Zip
Pounding
verbSex; to be having sex.
Powder
nounCocaine.
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