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punacious 

To pun pugnaciously. Whereas "pun"-a play on words with a comical twist and "pugnacious" -eager or quick to argue, quarrel, or fight.
To use puns in such a manner that indicates you are armed with a verbal arsenal and are not afraid to use it. The feeling of wanting to get a funny dig in on someone.
The comedian made sarcastic punacious comments about Kim Kardashian being pregnant by one guy while still being shortly married to another.
punacious by moreflare January 14, 2013
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Pugnacious 

adj.
Ready and Eager to Fight.
Combative in Nature.

n.
Graffiti Artist (Canadian)
TV's Judge Judith Sheindlin (AKA "Judge Judy")
Pugnacious by Pugnacious August 24, 2005

pangacious 

Controversially wonderful, a positive version of the adjective "outrageous".
"Wow! That leopard skin trilby is SO pangacious!"

"It was truly pangacious when he break-danced in that lecture, to the applause of all watching."

"I think it's really pangacious that you did that really controversial but amazing thing."
pangacious by House Greight November 22, 2009

penacious 

(adj.) looking like a penis

penis
Bananas are very penacious
penacious by xshanniniix October 4, 2010

pwnacious 

Pwn in an adjective form.
Used to describe something that pwns.

Synonyms: pwnful

Dude! That kill was pwnacious!!
pwnacious by fdsjkldfdfkj March 6, 2008

Pornacious

A way to describe anything that is rather pornographic, or at least suggestively so.
The sounds coming from your room last night were quite Pornacious, my dear. Were you using that new vibrator that I bought you, or is something else going on?
Pornacious by Shit_4_Brains November 26, 2007

pugnacious 

pugnacious: from the verb pugn. Meaning to be aggresive. Pugnacious is the (s)he form of the verb.
John is/was pugnacious today.
pugnacious by incandesence August 19, 2009
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