partial spouse

part of a cohabiting couple who don't plan to get married but plan to stick around awhile.

Jane and I aren't getting married but we agreed that being partial spouses is a good idea.

by missabyss October 24, 2011

private partied

(verb) when the door guy at the club lies to you saying "sorry, private party", cause you just ain't it!

" I showed up at the door, and that asshole private partied me!"

by andyVONwolfgang March 20, 2015

The ol' particle accelerator

The act of recieving oral, pulling out and dick slapping someone at such a high velocity, that particles in the penis collide with those in the face of the person whomst is giving oral. creating a black hole which swallows the whole universe.

"I gave me bird the ol' particle accelerator yesterday"

"How was it?"

"Good"

by Theresmilkonthecat February 15, 2017

Partisan

What most voters think they aren't when they are.

Im sick of these liberals. They are so far left they the definition of partisan.

by IndependentLady September 1, 2012

partin

one who has a distinct sense of smell due to an enormous snout. Often asked if he would go on a hunting trip to his native oregon, not to shoot guns, but to locate the animals for the hunter. Very witty and crafty, shows strong wood carving skills during the holidays while he makes a lot of dradels. turned down WHEATIES box offer due to a conflict of interest because he was asked to be the new mascot for fruit loops.

oh shit dude, you just partined that dradel.
This hunting trip sucked, man, I wish we had a partin.
who farted? I don't know?? Ask partin!!

by jmbrgr December 29, 2007

partion

Slang for partition. Generally when referring to computer hard drive partitions.

I made this windows partion too small again.

by Edgeman March 11, 2007

Participle

A Part of a Verb.
Can exist as
-infinatives
-imperfects
-pluperfects
-future tenses
They are verbs in sub-ordinate clauses containing a governing verb.

She says that she will take (Participle) the dog to the vet.
The Governing verb is "to say" the participle is "to take"

by poh-2805 June 29, 2008