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A successful undertaking; a successful occurrence of event. Usually used when referring multiple occurrences.
When referring to multiple favorable events a number usually precedes; eg. 3-Peat. |
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1) Decayed vegetable matter found in bogs and often used for fertilizer.
2) Sports lingo for repeat. Typically used with a numeric suffix (e.g. 3-peat, 5-peat) to indicate consecutive seasons said team wins championship game. Invariably when fans predict an (N+1)-peat, the former definition turns out to be more appropriate. Those Patriots are a Dynasty. Next season they're gonna make it a 3-peat!
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Peat, a verb: when you need to pee and eat We will at the concert soon, first we have to peat, then we will be on our way!
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Peat: a fashionable, and sexually capable boi. Whos words confirm his actions. confident his sexuallity and enjoys the company of friends and alcohol John says: come on peat 'ury up.
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A term used in Canada for people who play rugby. Specifically, it refers to the especially fat players who can't run and constantly fall in the mud (hence 'peat'). Man, that fat cunt Steve is a Peat!
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type of bong used to smoke cannabis in that peat was a killer
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A term used in Canada for people who play rugby. Specifically, it refers to the especially fat players who can't run and constantly fall in the mud (hence 'peat'). Man, that fat cunt Steve is a Peat!
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