phenangle

Shove back into place.

Could you please phenangle this ice pack back into place, it slipped.

by Unknown Person Of Hell June 11, 2010

Phenabulous

–adjective.

Slang combination of "phenomenal" and "fabulous".

1. almost impossible to believe; incredible.
2. Informal . exceptionally good or unusual; marvelous; amazing; superb: a phenabulous drink; a phenabulous new car.
3. told about in fables: the fabulous exploits of Elvis.
4. known about only through myths or legends.

Origin: 2010, Las Vegas. Slip from person trying to say phenomenal.

—Related forms
phenabulously, adverb
phenabulousness, noun
unphenabulous, adjective
unphenabulously, adverb

"I just got promoted to the Tokyo division with 300 paid days off."

"Seriously? That's phenabulous!"

by Meatghost January 15, 2011

Parent-Child Potty Overshare

The act of parents sharing too much information regarding their child's daily bathroom habits via a social network.

so-and-so posted a status about their kid peeing in the toilet again today. a serious Parent-Child Potty Overshare!

by keepin' it to yourself June 18, 2011

Parentheption

A parenthetical aside to a parenthetical aside, or rather, a parenthetical aside INSIDE of a parenthetical aside a play on the "Inception" meme. Parentheption typically works during narratives or criticisms, and can do wonders to add humor to your writing (unless you're just really bad at it).

Josie looked beautiful yesterday (but she did kind of smell (I wish I could come up with a good example of parentheption, as I'm usually a parenthetical whore)).

by CoriJane October 7, 2011

parentparazzi

The crazy swarming parents taking photos of their children at a big life event or performances. Use in a sentence: Dance recital last night and the parentparazzi was out in full force.

Use in a sentence: Dance recital last night and the parentparazzi was out in full force.

by CKBrlw October 21, 2012

Parental Fog

A form of brain damage that renders a parent incapable of noticing faults in their own children that they would readily identify in the children of others.

"My son is so smart, he's going to be a doctor."

"Is he the one who glued his head to his shoulder? I think you might have a case of Parental Fog."

by flashwildecard September 9, 2014

Parentheception

Parenthesis inside of parenthesis inside of parenthesis

(Parenthesis(Parenthesis(Parentheception)))

by the sucker of October 10, 2014