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When a priest pulls your pants down to see what you got for his goodies I got pantsed by father (insert name) today, now I will be saved.
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Having one's pants pulled down "I got pansted today at school."
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When one has their pants pulled down, but not their underwear. Only the pants come down. We stared in amazement as Ryan got pantsed! We all got to see his tighty-whities!
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When a person or team are favourites to win a game or contest but are beaten by the underdogs, they are said to have been pantsed. Used in southern Australian states The Roos pantsed the Blues in Friday night's game.
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If you've lost a game of pool without sinking a ball, you are supposed to dack yourself and run around the table with your pants at your ankles. "Man, I got pantsed at the club"
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