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My uncle was born and raised in Poland, then came here and married my aunt, they visit Poland every year to go see his parents but I dont know exactly what a Polock means. I know its basically an insult or name for the Polish..but.. Can someone explain it?

It is both I think it is a name of a polish person but is also a insult to anyone who is polish.JM

well, we have a polish friend and my dad calls him the Polock to tease. I think its basically a name like ( this isnt ment to offend anyone) like whop for itilans and Spic for hispanic...I dont know thats what I think it is anyway.

Originally posted by Raven Guardia
well, we have a polish friend and my dad calls him the Polock to tease. I think its basically a name like ( this isnt ment to offend anyone) like whop for itilans and Spic for hispanic...I dont know thats what I think it is anyway.

like ****** to black people?

Originally posted by Raven Guardia
well, we have a polish friend and my dad calls him the Polock to tease. I think its basically a name like ( this isnt ment to offend anyone) like whop for itilans and Spic for hispanic...I dont know thats what I think it is anyway.

Yea my dad's youngest(12th and last child to be born) brother ALWAYS, when he's around my uncle Paul, calls him a polock. Uncle Paul just smiles.

add an extra L so it's Pollock and it is a type of fish in the Atlantic

Yea, I saw that on Dictionary.com

Originally posted by Morbid4Daniel
Yea, I saw that on Dictionary.com Originally posted by Morbid4Daniel
Yea, I saw that on Dictionary.com

Hahahah, me too

I just asked my dad and he said it means Polish people (of course) and that sometimes it is taken as a dis/smack talk.

Lol spoony.
Cool RG.

It came about from around WWII. The polish were throwing everything they had(pitchforks, wheelbarrows etc) at German tanks in a vain effort to stop the invasion.

Oooooh Thanks