pandamonium

law professors making completely ridiculous analogies, like dogs and cats living together in the streets

prof. knox responded, "will having to build your own driveway create pandamonium, like will dogs and cats be living together in the streets?"

by hiccamer December 14, 2008

pandemonium

A Melodic Death/Doom Metal band from Lund, Sweden. They combine the aggressive yet melodic aspects of melo-death(such as the bands In Flames or Dark Tranquility) with some occasional sad tones reminiscent of Doom metal(like Katatonia, Green Carnation, Candlemass, etc.).
"The Hollow Grounds" is a beutiful song you must hear.

Pandemonium is an obscure and extremely talented band.

by Soeru August 11, 2004

Pandemonium

Pandemonium > You

Pandemonium owns you

by Anonymous July 20, 2003

pandemonium

When 10 year old girls scream their fucking heads off because the gay ass girly Jonas Brothers get on stage.

Why the fuck is ther so much pandemonium?
Because those stupid Jonas Brothers got on stage

by Jonas Brothers suck balls 57 February 4, 2009

Pandemonium

A bunch of pimple faced ghey boi teens that think pwning in a video game actually means something.

by Anonymous July 15, 2003

pandemonium

a game invented in Piedmont, CA by the class of 2010, where a group of people camps out in a stranger's backyard until the family confronts you then you yell "PANDEMONIUM!" and scatter like rodents. Unless the family is visible in the window, in which case you bang on the window yelling and screaming "PANDEMONIUM!"

pandemonium is a fuckin exilarating game! (better when drunk)

by anonymous949 October 1, 2007

Pandaemonium

1) Any of various arboreal rodents of the genus Sciurus and related genera of the family Sciuridae, having a long flexible bushy tail and including the fox squirrel, gray squirrel, and red squirrel. Also called tree squirrel.
2) Any of various other rodents of the family Sciuridae, as the ground squirrel or the flying squirrel.
3) The fur of one of these rodents.

Middle English squirel, from Anglo-Norman esquirel, from Vulgar Latin *scriolus, diminutive of *scrius, alteration of Latin scirus, from Greek skiouros : ski, shadow + our, tail; see ors- in Indo-European Roots.

by Dr. Wesley Xavier Phineas T. Quisterberry May 15, 2003