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pentateuch

Genesis, Exodus, Numbers, Leviticus, Deuteronomy make up the Pentateuch
by Judith Birgen September 26, 2007
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Potate

1. n. - The act of being a potato.
2. adj. - Being similar to a potato
1. Potatoes will potate underneath the sun.

2. John just sat there being potate, watching television all day.
by elofan January 22, 2011
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Potate

–verb (used without object), -tat·ed, -tat·ing
1. the action of doing nothing;
2. like vegetate ... but more starchy.
3. What couch potatoes do.
I'm gonna just sit back and potate.

I've been potating all day, I really should go do something productive.

In lieu of getting more exercise, rosie o'donnell potated her way to obesity

At the end of a long day, I like to come home and potate the night away
by LocoPolloEnFuego June 27, 2011
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Potate

1. (Noun) - The act of being a potato
2. (Adjective) - Being similar to a potato
1) Potatoes will potate underneath the sun
2) John sat there being potate, watching the television
by Pieacasio March 11, 2017
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hater potater

Someone who is giving out hate and likes to be a potato at the same time.
marc: tumblr is so stupid
me: stop being such a hater potater
by Dr.phil August 1, 2012
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Potate-no

1. Synonym for hell no; a more polite and funnier way to say it.
2. How potatoes say no.
1. Person 1: "can I have one of your cookies?"
Person 2: "potate-no!"

2. Potato 1: "do you have any cookies?"
Potato 2: "potate-no!"
by Thedreaminterpreter October 2, 2013
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