jack rabbit parole

parole taken when you break out of jail.

"howd u get out?"
"Jack rabbit parole"

by Kansas April 8, 2005

parob

A physically working peasant (mid-age Europe), word comes from Polish 'parób'. Parob had to work for his lord before he could work on his own acre (his work for lord was called a corvee). Nowadays often used to offend someone, to suggest that he is not important in our hierarchy.

He thinks he rules. In fact he is just a fuc**g parob and has to work out a corvee on my acre.

by tsnm! October 17, 2005

on parole

In reference to a married or co-habitating couple, on parole refers to when one's spouse or partner is out of town, leaving the other person to temporarily live a pseudo-single life style, wasting time and money in an orgy of short-lived freedom. Often characterized by the person hanging out with his or her single friends, that have probably not been contacted in a long time. Also refered to as a jail break.

Dude, Sally is out of town. So John is on parole! He wants us to hit up the titty-bars every night this week!

by Houman February 10, 2006

Paromita

Another name for an English Muffin, according to many. Usually a person who is from England and speaks in an accent, using different words. Person who supports Arsenal.

"What happened to your head Dustin?"
"Oh, well Paromita hit me with a music stand and-"
"What's a Paromita?"

by Jolene (hehe) May 19, 2007

Blue Phanom

Original superhero who fights crime armed with only a four-wheeled sled and a pair of electric blue mothercare y-fronts to conceal his identity. Most sightings have been reported in the tri-town area and at Dallas Cowboys home games. Often replicated (Spiderman, Superman) but never duplicated.

The Blue Phanom will never rest until he has blooded his pants.

by Johnny Rad February 24, 2004

parogenic

In the context of a system, an alter, or plurality as a whole (Disordered or not):
To create a headmate willingly.

Information about this term:
Parogenic falls under Endogenic.
Tulpamancy and creating a parogenic headmate are two different things.

"Some of our headmates are parogenic."
"Parogenic or not, still a headmate."
"One of our endogenic headmates made a parogenic headmate."

by Dissociative mess June 2, 2021

phamon

without name, or lack of name... unknown and mysterious

for example there is a new kid and no one knows who he is... they call him phamon

by Holly June 25, 2004