110 percent

This is an empty headed non-concept. No one can give more that 100%. Saying he (or) she gave it 110 percent is also saying the person who gave it 100 percent still could have (or should have) given more. What nonsense! If anything using this phrase is NEGATIVE, a put down of everyone else participating.

If I give 110 percent to this project, I will successfully be able to squeeze 10 percent more energy out of every battery than is scientifically possible.

by Arnold Haffers September 22, 2016

perpencockular

1. The state at which a cock intersex a given surface, line or plane at a right angle.

2. Maintaining a standing or upright position; standing up.

The cocks were perpencockular to eachother.

by jammonstrald February 2, 2008

perpendiculous

(adj.) ridiculously perpendicular
The word was first coined in a Math class. It is usually used to refuse the fact that a pair of lines are perpendicular to each other.

A: Finally, I know how to prove those lines perpendicular to each other.
B: No way!!!
A: Look for yourself.
B: Yeah, I see. They're perpendiculous.

by Keen Lam Nguyen October 15, 2008

100 percent pure death shot

a cup of patrone with a full can of skoal chewing tobacco crushed in like a mojito.

bartender, can I get a 100 percent pure death shot? Thank you goodbye.

by bartender 101 December 24, 2007

Perren

A very sexy man. Perren is the perfect example of a sigma male. He is absolutely ripped and has a loyal following that looks up to him and wants to be like him. Perren also is very smart and has an IQ above 300.

Person 1: Holy shit is that Perren?!?! He’s so sexy!!!

Person 2: I think I may have just came.

by sussyballs October 6, 2021

9 percent

The amount in a child's lifetime (up to 18 years of age) that they spend in the education deparment being schooled, high-schooled, home-schooled or tutored.

Whew, the whole of my 9 percent was wasted in that hellhole.

by Ronald L August 31, 2008

Percentag

A symbol to replace the hashtag on twitter. To be used just the same as a hashtag on Twitter, but is the new, 2.0 version.

Hashtags aren't going to be around forever. They are getting used up. So intro to the %percentag

I like using percentag %winning

by Dano Hart June 12, 2011