by The Rabot April 16, 2007
A very ugly person possibly having bad acne scars that resemble divits in the grass of a golf course. Since an iron is primarily used on a par 3 tee the divits are worse than on longer holes
by Jim S August 25, 2005
Fucking Steve always party packs
Aidan: Hey what you do this weekend?
Steve: Fucking party packed! Do you know who i am?
Party Packing (par-ta' pack'-in.g)
Aidan: Hey what you do this weekend?
Steve: Fucking party packed! Do you know who i am?
Party Packing (par-ta' pack'-in.g)
by partypacker December 13, 2009
No examples needed we don't need another tragedy...so dont cry out -Ver tus et'chier par ru je't- for this is a warning...
by a victim.... July 22, 2009
Merely typical everyday run-of-the-mill profanity that one frequently hears from the potty-mouthed putters on the green --- nothing out of the ordinary.
Swearing is strictly and expressly forbidden on a miniature-golf attraction where children may be present, but on an unsupervised golfing-fairway, foul language is just par for the curse.
by QuacksO September 08, 2019
by Boppa January 10, 2019
Magnigent par conduite (noun)
Definition:
1. A term coined by Reuel-Azriel, a neologist and author, featured on his coat of arms, denoting individuals who exhibit both magnanimity and the ideals of a gentleman in their conduct and actions.
2. It signifies a combination of noble character, honorable behavior, and virtuous conduct in interpersonal interactions.
3. These individuals demonstrate generosity, kindness, forgiveness, and nobility, consistently upholding ethical conduct, virtuous actions, and adherence to social norms.
"Magnigent par conduite" can be interpreted as "magnigent by conduct" or "magnigents through behavior." It suggests individuals who exhibit both the qualities of being magnanimous and embodying the ideals of a gentleman in their conduct and actions. These individuals demonstrate a combination of noble character, honorable behavior, and virtuous conduct in their interactions with others.
The combined summary would be: Magnigents by conduct refers to individuals who display magnanimity and embody the qualities traditionally associated with being a gentleman. It signifies a character marked by greatness of spirit, integrity, and honorable behavior, consistently demonstrating generosity, kindness, forgiveness, and nobility in their interactions. These individuals prioritize ethical conduct, virtuous actions, courtesy, respect, chivalry, and adherence to social norms, treating others with kindness, consideration, and dignity.
Definition:
1. A term coined by Reuel-Azriel, a neologist and author, featured on his coat of arms, denoting individuals who exhibit both magnanimity and the ideals of a gentleman in their conduct and actions.
2. It signifies a combination of noble character, honorable behavior, and virtuous conduct in interpersonal interactions.
3. These individuals demonstrate generosity, kindness, forgiveness, and nobility, consistently upholding ethical conduct, virtuous actions, and adherence to social norms.
"Magnigent par conduite" can be interpreted as "magnigent by conduct" or "magnigents through behavior." It suggests individuals who exhibit both the qualities of being magnanimous and embodying the ideals of a gentleman in their conduct and actions. These individuals demonstrate a combination of noble character, honorable behavior, and virtuous conduct in their interactions with others.
The combined summary would be: Magnigents by conduct refers to individuals who display magnanimity and embody the qualities traditionally associated with being a gentleman. It signifies a character marked by greatness of spirit, integrity, and honorable behavior, consistently demonstrating generosity, kindness, forgiveness, and nobility in their interactions. These individuals prioritize ethical conduct, virtuous actions, courtesy, respect, chivalry, and adherence to social norms, treating others with kindness, consideration, and dignity.
“His embodiment of magnigent par conduite made him a respected figure in society, known for his noble character, kindness, and adherence to ethical behavior.”
by Reuel-Azriel June 02, 2023