pierdolić
What does “pierdolić” mean in English?
It means to fuck, but can also refer to talking nonsense or disregarding something. Context is key, as it’s not always sexual.
Literally “have sex”
You might hear it used like 'fuck off' or 'shut up' in conversations, often to dismiss someone's words or actions. It's quite strong, especially when aimed at someone.
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Related Polish words
popierdolić
4/5 · StrongIt means to mix things up, botch something, or talk nonsense. It's often used to describe a situation where someone is making a mess of things or rambling incoherently.
zapierdolić
4/5 · StrongThis is a very vulgar verb that means to steal or to hit, depending on the context. It's not always about violence, but it can imply aggression.
napierdalać
4/5 · StrongIt means to hit or strike repeatedly, or to work extremely hard at something. It's quite a strong term in Polish.
odpierdalać
4/5 · StrongThis is a very vulgar way to describe someone acting outrageously or doing something bizarre. It can also be used to tell someone to stop interfering in a hostile manner.
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