pentromance

An attractive word that describes the non-sexual relationship between five friends that are inseparable as they share a very intimate bond with one another. It may be used as a noun or a verb.

The slightly altered Latin prefixes may change as appropriate as more friends become involved: tromance, quadromance, pentromance, etc.

Person 1: Are Alex, Dylan, Mimi, Lily, and Mark coming over for our Harry Potter marathon tonight?
Person 2: Why don't you just call them the pentromance? They are pentromancing after all...

by Harden Biggen Thicke January 16, 2011

pentoute

a Quebec french word meaning either:

a) not at all

b) none whatsoever

c) none at all

boy: Dad does this physics problem that they gave me in class yesterday make any sense to you?

Dad: Lol, S.O.S. Your piece of physics homework doesn't make sense, pentoute. At least to me personally. Would you mind if I take your homework and ask some friends of mine who have contacts at CERN. Maybe they can enlighten me, so afterward I can help you?

by Sexydimma September 5, 2012

penormous

Such an enormous penis that, once making eye contact with, is contiuously stared at and exclamed about, even after eye contact has been interrupted.

Lisa: "He dropped his pants as soon as we walked through the door..."
Lola: "Well... was it big?"
Lisa: "No, it was more than big. It was penormous!"

by Nick and Steph December 29, 2007

Petoria

A small republic that seceded from the U.S. and rejoined about a week later.

Petoria is an awesome place

by tnt from the sahara September 14, 2004

penor

The way to say penis if you want to be "1337" on the internet.

5ux0r my p3n0r nubz0r!!!!!11

by Bill-likes-cakes August 28, 2005

penor

penis. 1337 way to say penis, cock, or any other referral to the male genitalia.

kiss my ass and sux mah penor!

my penor is 11 inches long.

u wish u had mah penor!

This movie sux teh penor.

by jenou May 13, 2007

Pentropy

pentropy (pen-tro-pee) n. The tendency for the ballpoint pens at rest to suddenly and surreptitiously take flight or disappear, until none remain. (Once thought to be the result of filching co-workers, now believed attributable to the inexorable contraction of the universe.)
pentropic (pen-tro-pik) adj. Having the property of pentropy.

The origin of the word is attributed to St. Louis theater publicist and blogger Brad Graham, who is also credited with the term "Blogosphere"

Pentropy has been placing an increasing burden on our office supplies budget.
Pentropic events have been creating a lot of tension in the office today.

by NPRListener January 7, 2010