patheticism

1.Excessive use of meager and feeble tactics for sympathy.
2.Working in a consistantly pathetic manner.

His patheticism had gotten the best of her and she finally divorced him.

by Dan MacPherson May 14, 2007

Pathetacisum

A person who is pathetic and doesn't know it. Suffers from pathetacisum

My mate went to the doctors today. And was diagnosed with pathetacisum

by Uncle smiley March 21, 2017

Patheticism

adj:

Used to describe someone or a group of people. Who tend to be pathetic.

She is destined to lead this sad life of Patheticism.

by fiorello October 9, 2007

patheticness

The amount of pathetic qualities a person has

My patheticness is so big its amazing

by Count big lords September 18, 2017

Absence Patheticism

When you spend the first 3 seconds of any conversation not knowing what is going on.

Sorry it took a while to respond, I suffer with extreme Absence Patheticism at times.

by MimiWit August 25, 2017

Melodram Patheticism

A mental illness brought upon by being around nervous dogs. The symptoms include anxiety, depression, severely decreased sense of self-worth and a sudden fear of wood lice and toilet water. Named by David Firth in David Firth's Health Reminder Ep. 2.

David: "Once sharp as a blade, now reduced to a limp drip of old chicken piss. It seems our nurse contracted Melodram Patheticism from a nervous dog."

by VaporKay September 27, 2023

pathethicism

The act of being pathetic/patheth any behaviour associated with with being inmature ar crossing the social boundaries.

Headmaster: Your behaviour last night was the height of pathethicism, pull it together.

Johnny:starting a food fight is an act of pathethicism?

Headmaster: Totally!

by pawcassius October 22, 2011