Pawther

A male father figure to a dog or cat.

Happy Father's Day = Happy Pawther's Day!

by DeedraLovesButter June 24, 2018

Pethuel

Pethuel is one of the best people you will always meet, he's always smiling, he's very selfless, and people can rely on him. He is very smart and charming, and he is very loyal. People can always rely on Pethuel and they know that he has your back.

You see Pethuel over there? Yeah I heard he's a great person.

by Idek_man September 11, 2020

Packing for Perth

A derogatory South African slang term for white South Africans planning to emigrate to Australia

Willem: Hey Watkin, did you hear Johannes is going to Australia?

Watkin: Packing for Perth huh?!

by Selous Scout November 15, 2016

Perth Amboy Switchoff

When you're getting a fantastic hand job and your partner's arm gets tired so they start using the weak hand instead...

"I was looking for some sweet Western Grip action, so I called a couple buddies over. One of them starts strangling the soldier. A few minutes go by and my buddy gets fatigued, so a buddy of mine switches arms! I said 'wait a second, pal! nobody gives me the old Perth Amboy Switchoff!'

by muldoone December 12, 2013

petho

1. Spanish word meaning fart.
2. To expel gas from the anal cavity.
3. flatulence

1. Who made the petho?
2. That hard boiled egg smells like petho.

by Mulletino April 17, 2008

Perthed

A verb originating from the small world phenomenon. Normally six degrees of separation are said to connect everybody, but one only needs to go about three degrees to connect the residents of Perth, Western Australia (remotest mainland city in the world) to each other. Usually the residents are quite surprised when they discover that .

"My head's still spinning from being Perthed again this weekend!"

"Wow, my parents' neighbour is the hospital, in the bed next to my wife. What a Perthing!"
(ie, the chain is wife-speaker-parents-neighbour)

by Ryan April 26, 2005

pewter

An alloy normally consisting of at least 90 per cent tin, that has been combined with various other metals such as copper, bismuth, antimony and lead, to create a durable material for the manufacture of fine domestic castware. Also used for generally rather meritless trophies, spunware and game peices.

All currently made English cast pewter tableware is lead free and is safe for food and drink. This may not be true for all pewter made around the world and its use, if of uncertain origon, should be avoided. Beware of apparently English brand names that are really made elsewhere and always take the trouble to ASK where an item has come from. Lead and aluminium are KILLERS!

by Simon Lucas February 26, 2006