Permantise 

To make permanent

It's good to permantise people to their job's so that they feel more secure

Permantise by Erik Winter November 2, 2012

permonaise

the non-removable, mayonaise-like build up that forms around ones thighs when heavily overweight

Sally's thighs are too close together that she will never be able to remove that permonaise between her legs.

permonaise by mikeymike80 May 4, 2014

permantized 

Made permanent. Heard on the radio.

Due to the ongoing water shortage the water restrictions will be permantized.

permantized by Shocked of London March 31, 2004

Permatize 

To make something permanent that was once temporary, optional or unsafe to be permanent.

1. The safety electrical breaker kept tripping so we permatized it by hard wiring the connection.

2. My sandals kept falling off so I permatized them by sewing them to the bottom of my feet.

Permatize by Screamin Steam May 14, 2014

Permaitis 

One who permanently has niggeritis.

A serious condition most likely from smoking too much marijuana in too short of a period, causing one to enter the fetal position.

"That bong gives me permaitis"

"After hitting Dan's 3 foot bong: Precious, we could immediately tell that John was getting the Permaitis, he had entered the fetal position and was screaming for help."

Permaitis by M.D Rice January 30, 2008

permanentise

(verb, transitive) : To make a secret situation permanent by having made an irrevocable public advertisement revealing its existence

1. Her announcement at the meeting permanentised the fact that she, above others, had been allocated a room for her personal use.

2. To his dismay, she permanentised the relationship by announcing it to all his friends at the party.

permanentise by The Word Genie March 1, 2011

permatired

To be permanently tired. Having been tired for so long that it now just forms part of your existence.

If I was to base my actions on if I'm too tired or not, I'd do nothing because I'm permatired

permatired by Kamikaze.john November 22, 2018