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An obscure figure in Greek mythology, 'the Panimal' was described as a sort of narcissistic wombat-like creature. It was said to possess a venom with similar properties to modern day herbicides that it used to degrade the natural environment. Some scholars have argued that this figure represents the first true mainstream incorporation of the concept of anthropogenic ecological blight, as the creature, Panimal, was commonly understood to represent a devolved human à la Tolkien's creature, Gollum. Indeed, given Tolkien's strong environmentalist themes, some scholars have wondered aloud at his familiarity with this Greek mythic figure in the formation of his famous corrupted character.
... Και τα δάση έγιναν τυλιγμένη στο σκοτάδι, όπως το Panimal κατέβηκε στη γη ...

...and the forests (became) shroud(ed) in darkness as the Panimal descend(ed) on the land...
Panimal by Boreus April 7, 2010
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1. “This dog-owner cat-owner divide should be replaced with panimal appreciation.”

2. “Panimals matter!”
Panimal by WondersNeverCease October 29, 2018
An amazing guy who is always there for you. Is a person who is kind and loving and always wishing you the best. He always makes sure that you are happy.
Many girls wish that more guys were a Parimal.
Parimal by Your Kshatrani January 13, 2005

parimalam 

A Tamil (Southern Indian) word which can be used to express two thoughts:
1. Individuals who rape children.
2. Terrorists from Pakistan who engage in violent activities within India.
That parimalam should go to jail for years.
parimalam by Einstein Parimalam August 28, 2008

Parimalam 

A Tamil (Southern Indian) used to express contempt towards Pakistanis. The meaning is quite similar to "terrorist", "thief" and "liar." Perhaps one of the worst insults in the Tamil-Nadu language.
"Only a Parimalam would think of harming innocent lives."
"You are a f***ing Parimalam!"
Parimalam by Einstein P. July 24, 2008
a hybrid organism of both plant and animal nature
The planimal moved boul after its morning meal of water and photosynthesis.
planimal by Freddy J Barrett October 15, 2003