Picticious

Any word, phrase, or sentence that paints a distinct and complete mental image. Evocative. (defined by Brian Drab, circa 1998).

William Cullen Bryant's Thanatopsis contains some particularly picticious passages:

"The venerable woods—rivers that move
In majesty, and the complaining brooks

That make the meadows green; and, poured round all"

by Blonder9090 June 10, 2009

Peterious

A word for someone named Peter getting serious.

Hey, since Lil Christ is serious, I made up a word; Peterious. Let's use it whenever he's getting serious.

by SteinsSpar March 27, 2019

petilicious

you eat pets

petilicios EEEEEWWWWWWW!!!!!!

by kika October 23, 2003

pernicious camel toe

1.anatomical feature in some females of the human species whereby their genitals overhang the boundaries of their clothing, causing damage to the crotch region of their pants.

2. camel toe} so obnoxiouly obvious that you can't help to stare (see Lady Gaga})

If it weren't for her pernicious camel toe, she wouldn't have to buy new jeans every 3 months.

by El on Wheels April 5, 2010

previcious

Refers to an animal that is both precious and vicious at the same time. Simultaneously cute and deadly, or at least painful.

My gorgeous cat is so previcious when she bites me.

by jxt550 March 31, 2013

petutious

Also spelled patootious;
Describes a person that is hard to deal with, headstrong, not taking others feelings into consideration whatsoever, someone stuck on their own agenda and unwilling to do anything that isn't there way or plan
A refined way of saying someone is being a butt about something;

Derived from patootie;

My neighbor is so petutious. He keeps driving through my yard when I'm sleeping. The other night he got his truck stuck in my ditch!

When mom found out I wanted to go shopping Saturday, she was very petutious and didn't let me go only because it was my idea.

My sister sure was being patootious about me not washing the dishes. She couldn't quit harping about it.

by DeRidder Dude1 May 1, 2014

Petunious

Of or pertaining to a petunia

Fraternizing with the enemy is highly petunious!

by TheWalkiTalki February 14, 2015