Prima donald

Noun: A male exhibiting the behaviour of a prima donna.

Terence is having a tantrum over the Perrier not being room temperature.
Typical prima donald.

by McCririck's unlucky Laundress October 2, 2005

pimmip

Similar to the word palindrome, though usually refering to a person.

A name spelled the same way backwards and forwards. Pimmips tend to be the most awesome people you ever meet.

May or may not be spelled with two m's.

Bob: Hi! My name's Bob.
Friend: No way! You're a pimmip?
Bob: Yeah! Jealous?
Friend: ... yeah...

Bob, Mom, Dad, Hannah, Anna, Adda, Elle, Otto

by BlueSeagull March 11, 2009

Prim

Spanish for "Cuz", from the spanish word "Primo" meaning Cousin, usally said by people that come from Texas, espically the Valley.

Person 1: "Wudd Up Prim"

Person 2: "Que Onda"

by LiL LAZY 956 February 25, 2010

Optimus Prime

A term used to describe a very big or powerful truck. Is also the name of the Autobot leader from Transformers, who transforms into a semi truck.

Guys car gets rammed by a semi truck. He says to the truck driver, "God dammit, why'd you destroy my car with Optimus Prime, you idiot."

by William Gilson August 29, 2006

prime rib tail

Often used to refer to a female of the fit and attractive variety.

"core blimey mate did you just see that prime rib tail"

by Ric Ben November 16, 2007

primadonna

1. A rich/successful woman.

2. A woman who is a diva, big ego. Has men buy items for her.

You are so successful, love your work primadonna!

She is such a primadonna, she keeps on using her boyfriend for money.

by needyjapan April 12, 2019

Fermat Prime

in Math, a prime number of the form, 2^(n) + 1, named after the famous 19th century mathematician Pierre de Fermat. However, in geek circles, it refers to the third nipple of women with a third nipple because 3 is the first Fermat Prime.

Geek 1: "I was going to sleep with Jessica from Real Analysis but it turns out she has a Fermat Prime."

Geek 2: "What dude? I was just trying to figure out the 12th Fermat Prime."

by Nilpotent N'er do good April 20, 2009