piti

Usually spanish meaning. Means basically a blunt, weed, joint...

Spanish: Enciendete un piti hermano
English: Light that piti

by magicalonso January 29, 2022

pitavs

quite frankly, one of the most down bad mutuals for the karin, very funny though 😇🤞

“do you know pitavs?”
“omg that one creator who doesn’t stop talking about karin??”
“YES”

by kakashihatakesbff March 21, 2022

PitayaVr

The best gorilla tag player with a big cock

PitayaVr “ im gonna nuke you” other person “no your not” slaps with pp

by PitayaVr March 21, 2022

Pitka

The Greatest Of All Time

How do you not know Pitka?

Pitka is the greatest of all time.

by H2 3RD March 29, 2022

Pitagyroapola

This is what every person should be eating when visiting or living in Greece. It is the ambrosia of humanity along with tzatziki (the nectar). It is toasted pitta bread with gyros meat, some vegetables, chips and tzatziki. Pitagyroapola can be found also outside of Greece in other big cities but in only Greek shops.

Person1 : I am so hungry, what should I eat?
Good friend: Hey wanna go for some pitagyroapola?
Person1: Yes sure, but where?
Bad friend: Oh, there is this shop over there.
Good friend: No, this is not an authentic pitagyroapola shop. We should go to this one instead

by La_koku-sama February 24, 2022

Pita pocket

A pita pocket pita bread is also known as pide, which is the Turkish name, and pideh, which is the Armenian version, prepared with whole-wheat flour and is topped with sesame seeds. In the United States, pita bread is often called pocket pita or simply pocket bread. Another type of baked pita bread is served as a snack food. A pita pocket is not a kebab.

May I have a pita pocket please?

by Majd Nekurtic May 23, 2022

Pitradamus

Short for “Pi Nostradamus.” Someone who not only coins π-related terms and popularizes oft-preposterous π concepts, but also predicts π breakthroughs—or makes bold claims on π hypotheses that could be proved or disproved in a-not-too-distant future.

It’s estimated that there are a dozen-odd pitradamuses or “pi futurists” who are unofficially affiliated with higher institutions of learning worldwide—they work as ghost researchers or ghostwriters for tenured math profs.

by Fasters June 14, 2022