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In gaming, to trounce an opponent. To be "pwned" is to be defeated unmercifully. Pronounced "pone," "pwen," "pawn" or "pun," the derivation of the term is not definitely known. Some believe it came from a common typo of the word "own" when typing too quickly "I own you!" On a QWERTY keyboard, the "o" and "p" keys are next to each other.
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The Mersey Pride that took place several years ago - I dread to think how many - was a great day out in Pown all Square centred around the Time Out pub.
Pride in our city? Out & About by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Byline: BY RACHAEL BARKER & SOPHIE POWN ALL COXHOE Leisure Centre runs sports clubs and fitness classes, along with after school and kids' activities - from gymnastics to badminton.
Activities for all by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
AFTER 15 MINUTES OF A STARE POWN, HE BEGAN TO CHALLENGE THE DECOY.
Decoy destruction: I live in Iowa and thought I'd seen it all, until ... by Oleson, Matt / Petersen's Bowhunting
 
 
 
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