Peat

Peat is derived from the word "repeat". To repeat something is to experience it again, thus we can conclude that to "peat" something is to experience it usually for the first time or have something happen.

He believed he had to peat public speaking to overcome his anxiety.

by broken_speakers April 27, 2024

Peatow

Peatow is a word that I made up by myself. It means smart. It is an adjective

My brother is a peatowish.

by haihem476 June 4, 2024

pedator

a blend of the word pedo(phile) and predator

john: did you how that old guy looks at that 13 year old girl? you think he's a pedophile?
steve: he's definitely a child predator or some thing, a pedator!

by johnwicker July 3, 2024

Peaty

An adjective used to describe something that is relevant to healthy bioenergetic practices. Originates from the biologist Ray Peat who founded bioenergetics.

Milk and fruit for breakfast is so peaty.

by Yung_buzz March 10, 2024

Peat

To do an action (once).

Root word of repeat.

“Are you busy right now?”
“Yeh, I just have to peat something real quick.”

by PlayerKnown March 17, 2024

peatatonic

Slower than slow almost motionless

Peat takes 10 years to develop 10mm

He’s working at peatatonic speed

by H’andy November 22, 2024

Pegasaurus Rex

A prehistoric creature in which is listing one’s bousum for a pegging

“Is art thou a pegasaurus Rex” - Shakespeare

by OG Giggleshitter December 22, 2024