pisteng yawa

is a Filipino word meaning love or mahal. <3

Huy pistening yawa!
Hey love!

Ha? Katong pisteng yawa?
Huh? The one you love?

Maayong buntag pisteng yawa, ganahan kag kape pisteng yawaa ka?
Good morning love, do you want some coffe my love?

by hihellobonjour May 13, 2021

pitsnoggle

Pitsnoggle, origionated from the word nooggy, like rubbing someone's head with your arm. Pitsnoggle is when someone shoves your face into there armpit and gives you a nooggy.

I am going to give you a pitsnoggle!!!

by Claire Dodson March 19, 2005

pitsnoggle

Intoxicated, drunk, inebriated; stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol); "a noisy crowd of pitsnoggled sailors"; "helplessly pitsnoggled"

All the WVU fans were pitsnoggled.

by Jim March 25, 2005

pittenger

A beloved ruler of little people.

The people of Eubekista followed their Pittenger blindly.

by King Santana July 9, 2017

Pilsen callao

The beer that any good friend shares with his crew to have a blast since 1863. In addition, Pilsen Callao is perfect to refresh a dry throat from so many laughs, is natural and has no preservatives, that is why it is green on the outside and in the inside too, obviously. A good way to share them begins with the following phrase: "Take out the green ones" And yes, this beer can turn relaxed plans with friends into incredible experiences that will last a lifetime. Still reading? Get one right now and look for your friends!

Pilsen callao the natural beer of friendship

by PILSEN CALLAO November 29, 2021

ten pissent

The amount Acey said you owed me.

I'll give you ten, all right --- not ten pissent, but to the **count of ten** to get your ugly, yelluh, no-good keister off my property!

by QuacksO August 18, 2018

pitsnoggle

intoxicated, drunk, inebriated

Def 1: stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol);

Def 2: as if under the influence of alcohol; "drunk with excitement"

"a noisy crowd of pitsnoggled sailors"; "helplessly pitsnoggled";
"felt pitsnoggled by her success"

by WVU May 13, 2005