Abbreviation for Pennsylvania.
The individual letters are pronounced seperately, not mixed like a word.
The individual letters are pronounced seperately, not mixed like a word.
by Zak Zennii August 10, 2005

The way one walks when on a third plateau dxm dose, characterized by slow, jerky shuffling of feet across the floor.
So-called because movements can seem robotic, and this state is often achieved through high doses of Robitussin™.
So-called because movements can seem robotic, and this state is often achieved through high doses of Robitussin™.
by Zak Zennii May 09, 2006

The way people drive on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, characterized by rapidly switching form lane to lane, passing large gropus of cars or mack trucks at a time, all to keep up the desired cruising speed of 75 to 90 Mph.
This is not to be confused with weaving, or reckless driving, because it doesn't result in accidents, and doesn't involve cutting people off.
This is not to be confused with weaving, or reckless driving, because it doesn't result in accidents, and doesn't involve cutting people off.
Bryan: (Lives near Pittsburgh): Dude, wanna go hang out and hit Kennywood this weekend?
Zak: (Lives near Harrisburg): Yeah. Looks like I'll be doing the turnpike dance tonight!
Zak: (Lives near Harrisburg): Yeah. Looks like I'll be doing the turnpike dance tonight!
by Zak Zennii July 30, 2006

A pot-pipe with so many parts strung together that it classifies as a Rube Goldberg machine.
A ridiculous must be at least 12" (30cm) from the bowl to the mouthpiece.
A ridiculous must be at least 12" (30cm) from the bowl to the mouthpiece.
by Zak Zennii August 10, 2005

A link on a web page that leads to an advertiser instead of what it says it leads to. These are obscenely common on TGP sites, often linking the user not to more pictures similar to the thumbnail, like you'd expect, but instead, to another TGP or paysite.
by Zak Zennii March 31, 2007

Contraction of You and Ones, Similar in usage and definition to y'all, but local to south-western Pennsylvania, including Pittsburgh.
Alternate spellings:
younze
younz
yins
yinz
youn'z
Alternate spellings:
younze
younz
yins
yinz
youn'z
by Zak Zennii August 18, 2005
