pilama yelo

The Lakota (Sioux) way to say "thank you". Pronounced "peel-AH-mah YELL-oh".

In "Dances With Wolves", you'll hear "pilama yelo" said a few times. It means "thank you".

by pentozali May 03, 2007

resistoring

What happens when a staple assumes a crumpled shape when you're trying to staple a document. From the zigzag shape of the schematic diagram symbol for a resistor. Pronounced ree-ZISS-tor-ing.

Betty, I need a new stapler. Every staple that comes out of this piece of junk is resistoring.

by pentozali May 24, 2007

peaceful wave

A friendly person who has no hostile intentions.

You can trust Eddie. He's a peaceful wave.

by pentozali October 26, 2011

eagle

One's paycheck or money in general.

Man, it's been a long time since I got my last eagle!

by pentozali February 06, 2006

gaeltacht

Any area of Ireland where Irish Gaelic, rather than English, is spoken primarily.

I'd like to go to a gaeltacht and hear Irish Gaelic spoken right from the source.

by pentozali December 17, 2007

toxic burp

Occurs when you're having tummy trouble and you burp up something that smells so bad you think it's poisonous.

I was sick with food poisoning and I had a toxic burp that smelled like dead rats!

by pentozali April 08, 2014

Does someone have a dead bird in his pocket?

Catchphrase used when someone's laid a really horrifically smelly fart. Taken from German with the same meaning.

Does someone have a dead bird in his pocket? Peeeeeyouuuu, it really stinks here! Take that guy to the hospital!

by pentozali August 28, 2006