Angry Panties 

A mythical undergarment that emanates anger. A person who is acting like a bitch, or in a bad mood for no good reason is said to be wearing these.

Watch out for Darrel he has his angry panties on today.

Angry Panties by vlovely July 8, 2011

Robert Pattinson

Unattractiv Brittish actor who actually did well in playing his part of Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter but then he screwed his career by taking up the role of Edward Cullen in Twilight. He also doesn't wash his hair because apparently, greasy hair is now sexy.

Also see: ugly and untalented

Me: (walks by Robert Pattinson) Ew.. what's that smell??

Robert Pattinson by screaminghallelujah6 April 27, 2009

mullet panties 

panties that are like a bikini in the front but a thong in the back, "Buisness in the front party in the back"

My girl friend got these underwear that are briefs in the front and a thong in the back, so i caled them mullet panties.

mullet panties by smokeybeaner February 15, 2006

Pantiologist 

the Study of panties

Mr Smith is a Pantiologist

Pantiologist by Anonymous September 6, 2003

Particle 

The area of office space that is smaller than a cubicle. A "par"ticle.... The space you are given when you are not cool enough for an office.

Would you please step into my particle for our meeting.

Particle by dillondog May 13, 2014

panties 

A word used to challenge another's masculinity, especially when drinking coffee.

Ted: Would you like a cup of coffee?

Ralph: Sure.

Upon receiving the cup, Ralph starts putting sugar and cream into his coffee.

Ted: Would you like some panties with that coffee?

panties by Kate Sjostrand February 20, 2008

Past Participle 

Verb form that is becoming increaslingly uncommon, esp. in the vernacular of white trash.

In the following examples, the ones marked 'correct' illustrate the required use of the past participle for the phrase. The examples marked 'incorrect' illustrate the phrase with use of the simple past tense, which is incorrect in the phrase.

Correct: That car is broken down.
Incorrect: That car is broke down

Correct: That couch is all torn up.
Incorrect: That couch is all tore up.

Correct: I am so hungry because I haven't eaten all day.
Incorrect: I am so hungry because I haven't ate all day.

Correct: Have you gone to the store yet dear?
Incorrect: Have you went to the store yet dear.

Past Participle by Wimpster February 2, 2005