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A cross version of Regular and Diet Pepsi, very bitter in taste, with 1 calorie.
Pepsi-One is okay, I just prefer Pepsi Vanilla, Pepsi Twist, or just regular Diet Pepsi
Pepsi-One by Saints September 21, 2003

pepsi princess

1) A skank.
2) A person who drinks a lot of pepsi.
3) Lower middle class female youth wearing revealing clothing even though she's fat and ugly.
Hey there pepsi princess! You're the pepsiest girl in town!
-Allan Wicker from his 1990 hit song Pepsi Princess
pepsi princess by Kittridge October 16, 2008

Pepsi Can 

it is a term basically saying you can and or should be able to fit a pepsi can in your mouth
Boy: Hey Whats your name?
Girl: Susie.
Boy: It should be Pepsi can.
Pepsi Can by milk&pbj January 6, 2009

Pepsi Blue 

Take blue-berry juice, add some bubbles, and ya got a Pepsi Blue. Pepsi my ass.
This Pepsi Blue tastes like my dog's food.
Pepsi Blue by Delf June 23, 2003

Pepsi Vanilla 

A mix of sugar sludge water and a vaugly taste-having vanilla ingrediant along with the minimum amount of carbonation to make it considered soda a desperate attempt to kick as much ass of coke made by pepsi to to their lack of originality and ability to make a non-shit drink some examples of their shit drinks are 1.pepsi 2.diet pepsi 3.pepsi one 4. diet caffine free pepsi 5.pepsi blue 6.pepsi twist the list goes on for years but the worst has to be pepsi blue people who drink this stuff have generally never had a real kikass drink such as coke and should be shot
commonly pronounced as (shit n water)
1.GOD this pepsi vanilla sure tastes like shit!
2.DAMN i knew the pepsi vanilla commercial was lying when they said its better then coke.
3.AW shit did pepsi vanilla actually meen swampp water or something?
Pepsi Vanilla by Slime October 26, 2003

pepsi drinker

Yet another derogatory name for an African American. It goes along the same lines as porch monkey, negro, black folk, canadian, etc.
Get that pepsi drinker his corn bread and chitlins before he start actin a fool.
pepsi drinker by Lucy Ruebenstein January 22, 2008