Kane Persuad

The sinister bald-headed, goatee-sporting leader of the terrorist group, And I am balding

Kane Persuad, A tall white mixed dude.

by KanePersuad69 October 25, 2023

non-perishable

It is like calling someone a snack, but referring to an older man or woman who is smoking hot.

Person #1 "Dude!! that guy is sooooo hott!!"

Person #2 "Bro, he's like 50."
Person #1 "He is such a non-perishable"

ex. John stamos, Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston.

by germangirls May 12, 2018

persuasian

A "Not so vulgar" way of describing a Asian person of any decent.

Me: She's coo.
You: Who?
Me: The lil' persuasian over there.
You: Oh, Yea!

by De'Troof December 18, 2008

Asain Persuasion

when a person from an Asain background disses you, with knowledge.

John Smith: "I ldon't like to use big words."

Chong Ling: "Well if you were smart like me, and got all A's in you classes, then big words would come naturaly to you. Dumb Shit!"

John Smith: "Did You just Asain Persuasion me?"

Chong Ling: "Oh, here come hell go!" (with an Asain accent)

by Krystina H. April 24, 2011

Periscoping

The concealing of an erect penis by folding it behind your waist band, leaving the head of your penis exposed underneath your shirt.

"Woops, I was just about to stretch out my arms but I realized that I was still periscoping."

by The Goodtime Boyz January 4, 2012

Periscope Toe

When your 2nd toe is longer than your big toe. It looks like a periscope.

Ladies, you know that summertime is coming up. Don't walk around with periscope toe and have your 2nd toe keeping lookout for the rest of your toes!

by Sia Sly March 30, 2010

Weapons of Math Persuasion

The tools you need to get the most mathophobic student or adult not to give up on the most disliked school subject even if it appears that they were not born with the “mathematical gene.”

Pep talks, study tips, showers of praise, and no condemnation for failures are some common weapons of math persuasion successful teachers use to help students achieve a decent level of mathematical proficiency.

by MathPlus January 30, 2018