plannel
A nice, contrite word for the longer and more cumbersome phrase of "plaid flannel," as in "my plaid, flannel jammy pants."
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Plannel by slyest sloth October 4, 2017
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plannel
A plaid flannel.
A very common trend among teen girls today.
You are sure to find one of these in every girls closet
A very common trend among teen girls today.
You are sure to find one of these in every girls closet
Kaylie has many plannels in her attire
She loves to wear those plannels, they really compliment those dark pants and combat boots.
She loves to wear those plannels, they really compliment those dark pants and combat boots.
plannel by blockaye99 November 28, 2016
pension planner
In reference to dating and relationships.It's and older man or woman who may be retired or not and is in a relationship with a younger man or woman who are usually twice or three times the age of the younger man or woman.
Hey Dan is that your mother? No she is my girlfriend.Wow she is a really good looking pension planner!
pension planner by Black Death Metal August 14, 2008
Oriental Planner
Dan: Did you hear that Jessica is not going to the holiday party on Saturday?
Mary: Didn’t she set it up?
Dan: Yea, she’s an Oriental Planner.
Mary: Didn’t she set it up?
Dan: Yea, she’s an Oriental Planner.
Oriental Planner by Dan Dan Noodles N. November 23, 2009
plancel
To make plans with the intention of canceling or never following through. Often used if the planceling party is not quick enough to come up with an excuse. Sometimes both parties plancel, and no meeting is intended, the future event is just a social gesture.
(I made this word up, but you should use it.)
(I made this word up, but you should use it.)
The specific plancel:
A: What are you doing on Thursday?
B: (Thinking: I can't come up with anything!) I don't know.
A: Let's go see a movie
B: That would be great. (I'm trapped. I hope he doesn't call, but I'll tell him a family member is ailing if he presses it.)
The two-way, generic plancel:
A: It was so good to see you.
B: You too. Let's do dinner sometime. (We're never doing dinner).
A: Definitely. (We're never doing dinner.)
A: What are you doing on Thursday?
B: (Thinking: I can't come up with anything!) I don't know.
A: Let's go see a movie
B: That would be great. (I'm trapped. I hope he doesn't call, but I'll tell him a family member is ailing if he presses it.)
The two-way, generic plancel:
A: It was so good to see you.
B: You too. Let's do dinner sometime. (We're never doing dinner).
A: Definitely. (We're never doing dinner.)
non-event planner
a take off of the term "event planner" , this term is used to describe one who has absolutely no clue how to give a fun party,arrange a successful gathering, plan a vacation or tour or coordinate any kind of happening time..........
Sally became known as a non-event planner when she arranged for a group tour to visit a museum featuring the history of needlepoint only to arrive to discover it was closed.
non-event planner by sheila in the car October 17, 2010