Pylon

[Renato]

A [defenseman] in hockey who does absolutely nothing except for standing in front of the opposing team’s offense when they are on a [breakaway] hoping that they run into him so it looks like he’s actually doing something productive when in reality he should be a [grocery stick] because he is ass at everything else.

[Vania]

A building from the game starcraft, used by the [protoss] race. There can never be too many of this building, and they are required to build units. Additionally, these units provide the [psionic] matrix for [warping] in buildings.

[Tina]

A [Complete Idiot],[Dumb ass] or someone who is really quiet and [loafs]

[Agnes]

A large pole like structure, often [rounder]. In [modern times] they are generally grey coloured and may hold up a roofor building.
In Ancient [Egypt] they were seen at the entrances to a temple.

[Justin Bieber]

The orange [traffic cone] on the sides of the road near the intersections to [determine] when and where the lane changes and to [warn] you when and where

[Jason Yan]

A [monstrous cock]; a [monstrous] [dick]

[Cami]

an [inanimate object] lacking enough intelligance to [get off the road] during [Harley] rushour.

[Raeanne Dimick]

If said, the person must be [beat on]. Etymology is unknown, but guessed cos the word [Pylon] appears to be similar to the phrase [pile on], which depicts a single person being trampled by body slams continuously. If somebody says [pylon], beat them. Simple as that.

[PussyCat]

A tall tower-like structure used for carrying electricity cables high above the ground.

[PussyCat]

Pylon in Water Skiing. A towrope hitch, placed more amidships than the transom hitch. It is normally made of a metal pyramid and should be placed high enough for tworope to clear and outborad motor.

[Tanya Shivari]

a tall metal structure to which wires carrying electricity are fixed so that they are safely held high above the ground:

[Luis Fok]

A tower used for carrying power lines high above the ground.