Amazing, no fault, no little blip or blemish. There is no bad, in something that has perfection. Perfection is undoubtedly beautiful.
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cc's boi: "dude, did you see Rebecca just now, she's pretty much my definition of perfection"
stallion: "hmmmm, she's hot but i don't know, thats pushing it"
cc's boi: "in my eyes, even her flaws are perfect"
stallion: "hmmmm, she's hot but i don't know, thats pushing it"
cc's boi: "in my eyes, even her flaws are perfect"
by cc's boi October 17, 2010
Get the Perfection mug.plural noun: Also known as PDP, Public Displays of Perfection can ecompass a variety of acts put on by people to show others how superior they are to those around them. PDP range from "My Child Is An Honor Student At Kiss-My-Ass-You-Know-I'm-Better-Than-You PreSchool" bumper stickers placed on outlandishly-expensive, over-sized gas-guzzling SUVs, to trophy wives with ridiculously giant breast implants, not-of-this-world-colored blond hair, thousand-dollar extensions, spray tans, and stick-figure-thin arms dripping with jewelry, the value of which equals the gross national product of some nations, strapped to the sides of men who they never would look twice at except for the fact that they own three homes, a yacht, and several race horses.
Public Displays of Perfection can also be as simple as a woman primping herself in her rearview mirror, tossing her hair around, and purposefully holding up traffic so everyone around her can take in how absolutely gorgeous both she, her vehicle, and her yappy little lap dog are.
Men are known to succumb to PDP even without trophy wives. This usually happens in places such as gyms or other venues where groups of men gather and find themselves shamelessly flexing and posing as though they are about to be crowned the next Mr. Universe.
Men seem to use expensive sports cars for their Public Displays of Perfection, not realizing that women could give a fuck what they drive and actually find these PDP quite juvenile.
Public Displays of Perfection can also be as simple as a woman primping herself in her rearview mirror, tossing her hair around, and purposefully holding up traffic so everyone around her can take in how absolutely gorgeous both she, her vehicle, and her yappy little lap dog are.
Men are known to succumb to PDP even without trophy wives. This usually happens in places such as gyms or other venues where groups of men gather and find themselves shamelessly flexing and posing as though they are about to be crowned the next Mr. Universe.
Men seem to use expensive sports cars for their Public Displays of Perfection, not realizing that women could give a fuck what they drive and actually find these PDP quite juvenile.
Did you see that guy with the Corvette and the chick with the boob job? What a couple sad Public Displays of Perfection!
by SopranoNurse March 2, 2011
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"Hey baby can I blow all over your face?"
"Yeah if you want to. Just let me put on some Spunk protection first"
"Yeah if you want to. Just let me put on some Spunk protection first"
by swerve the bird April 8, 2008
Get the Spunk Protection mug.The act of retreating from a discussion on 4e D&D not because of points, but because of the lack of desire to discuss the nature of HP and healing surges as being non-magical and based off of the energy/morale/fatigue understanding of HP.
"So we were talking about classes, and someone brought up how they felt like the cleric was gimped because now everybody had magical healing. I decided I needed some surge-protection, and went to look at the WotC site instead."
by Braro April 11, 2008
Get the Surge-Protection mug.Marketing-speak for a chronic oil leak on your automobile - generally one that takes more effort to fix than the car is worth. Comes standard on most General Motors products since the early 60s, as well as Saab 900 series.
Click: Dude have you seen that grease spot on your inner fender?
Clack: Oh don't worry about it, that's just active undercarriage rust protection. Paid extra for it. I think.
Clack: Oh don't worry about it, that's just active undercarriage rust protection. Paid extra for it. I think.
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