epantsipation

n. e•pants•i•pa’tion. 1. To free from pants, dungarees, trousers; to pull down someone’s pants against his will.

"Information becomes a distraction, diversion, a form of entertainment rather than a tool of empowerment; rather than a means of epantsipation."
-- Barack H. Obama in a speech to Hampton graduates.

“Let’s epantsipate Joe Biden in the cabinet meeting again this afternoon.”

epantsipation by Nathan Arov May 17, 2010

e-pants 

What you try to get into during an online edate with the opposite sex. Much like the real pants one would be trying to get into during a date in the outside world.

During an edate you're trying to round the e-bases to get into their e-pants.

Dan, I was chatting with Jenny and I totaly got into her e-pants...I got her off big time.

Bob, I heard that you were on an edate with Liz. So, did you get into her e-pants?

e-pants by C-pher February 2, 2007

Epanese

A reversed form of "Japanglish" or "Engrish", where rather being a sentence written in broken English by someone who natively speaks Japanese, it's broken Japanese written by someone who natively speaks English.

Superdry t-shirts have Epanese written on them.

Epanese by Gyrothesia May 14, 2018

enpantsen 

To envelop oneself in leg wear. To put on pants. Especially, reluctantly.

Ugh... I have to shower and enpantsen myself so I can leave the house.

enpantsen by Akusaizoku March 13, 2020

Epanthy

Both empathetic yet apathetic; It’s where you’re understanding of person/situation but you don’t relate, nor do you forgive (negotiable/alternating per person).

“I know they hurt my feelings, but they’re probably just going through something. It still hurt, so I think I’ll leave them alone now.”
“Oh, you’re probably feeling epanthy right now.”

Epanthy by Alora October 16, 2025