Panicked Gay

A panicked gay means a guy who is too scared to admit that he’s a gay.

“Hey are you gay”
“What?! No!!!”
Panicked gay.

by hiimsad April 2, 2019

Patickles

To Pat and Tickle your pet when you meet after some absence or ask some one to do it for you.
Used while courting on the net with my lady friend to show affection to her cute little Shitz Tzu dog Brumme.

Give Bonzo lots of Patickles for me when you get home Charlie Brown.

by Victor B. George December 30, 2004

Snow Panicker

A wussy who freaks out at even so much as a quarter-inch of snow.
Some snow panickers lose all their fear, however, on Friday or Saturday nights.

Boss: Where's Bob?

Employee Jack: He called in, said he couldn't make it in today, the weather was too bad.

Boss: There's barely a quarter-inch of snow out there!

Employee Jack: Yeah, Chief, I know...Bob is a snow panicker.

by Kalisiin January 9, 2011

Devdutt Padikkal

Devdutt Padikkal is a talented 20 year old champ who represents Karnataka in domestic cricket and is a part of Royal Challengers Bangalore in IPL . He is a young star and holds a special record for scoring 50+ in all competitions Vijay hazare trophy Ranji and Syed Mushtaq Ali T- 20 tournaments organised by the BCCI . And is the only uncapped Indian player to score 450+ runs in his ipl debut .

Aron finch : Devdutt Padikkal is all class.

by Usercoco77 February 6, 2021

Panicking at the Disco

To dance like your a crazy person to a Panic at the Disco song, or something with a connection to them.

Lowie: Which song on A Fever... can you dance to? like your on some whacked out ecstacy tablet

Ryan:Camisado

Jon: Yeah, i'd say Camisado

See, i think if you danced as lowie described, that would be Panicking at the Disco.

by Larnaa April 26, 2008

panicked donkey

Someone who is afraid to commit to the person he's dating, and becomes panicky whenever things start to get serious in the relationship. The panicked donkey is known for his very wide eyes, and stubborn refusal to move.

Jack: Jill invited me to have dinner with her parents. I completely froze. I was such a panicked donkey.

Jill: Come with me to dinner with my parents. It's really no big deal.
Jack: noise like a donkey's bray with a look of sheer terror on his face
Jill: Stop being such a panicked donkey!

by BayAreaBlondie March 15, 2008

panicking

the correct way to spell "panicing"

Don't start panicing!
You mean "don't start panicking"

by Level 12 August 31, 2005