Piernt
The noise one makes from his or her blow hole that results in a noxious odor, leaving a room full of people scattering for air.
Piernt by The Burt of Punta Dilla Shorts December 25, 2006
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Piertotum Locomotor
One of the most satisfying and epic spells ever spoken in Harry Potter to activate Hogwart’s defense mechanism by calling forth massive stone knights and warriors to defend the castle.
When Professor McGonagall raised her wand high in the air, she spoke with great force “Piertotum Locomotor” and the knights fell like stone angels ready to defend the castle
Piertotum Locomotor by Do What You’re Afraid To Do December 11, 2020
Pierat
I had to pierat for food last night, but I managed to make a three course meal out of leftovers and dumpster diving!
Pierat by isoprophyl-melonballer December 25, 2016
Pierantozzi
Pierantozzi by ownage112 September 20, 2011
Pierate
1. A pirate who steals, pillages, and acts generally badass for the purpose of obtaining pie.
2. A pirate who IS a pie.
3. The ever rising costs of pie.
4. One (most often a pierate) who has eaten an entire pier, mistaking it for a pie.
5. A ratio, approximately 1.15, equal to that of pi and e.
2. A pirate who IS a pie.
3. The ever rising costs of pie.
4. One (most often a pierate) who has eaten an entire pier, mistaking it for a pie.
5. A ratio, approximately 1.15, equal to that of pi and e.
No specific examples, though the more badass a person is, the more likely it is that they are, in fact, a pierate.
Examples of people badass enough to be pierates, though they aren't: Aron Ralston, John Hirsch, Sigurdur Petursson (may be a pierate, unconfirmed), Edward Teach, Grigori Rasputin
Examples of people badass enough to be pierates, though they aren't: Aron Ralston, John Hirsch, Sigurdur Petursson (may be a pierate, unconfirmed), Edward Teach, Grigori Rasputin
Pierate by Bartholomew Roberts December 10, 2003
pernty
pernty by Benz Balzoonya April 10, 2008
pernt
pernt by harry flashman July 24, 2003
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