percect

an area of origin between a male and female when in the influence of making love

"the percect in our position is very clear"

by tangiumgoole July 2, 2016

perceis

Beautiful smart girl who is kindhearted and sweet and loving, also a princess

Whose that ?
Princess perceis

by Perceis December 21, 2016

peacheswelfarecheck

A instagram account that has over 400 followers and is a spam page that is ran by two people. A spam page meaning they post memes, funny videos & other good content they also got recognize by a instagram user named "lovelypeaches4ever100" I guess they went live with each other which brought "peacheswelfarecheck" followers

Dan: "hey have you watched this video on peacheswelfarecheck account"

Rose: "no let me see"

by Ligmaballs100 September 25, 2018

Peaches and Bananas

Like Apples and Oranges, but with Humans...... as noms

Human 1: Why would it be weird if you're straight male friend grabbed your gay female friends' butt, but it wasn't weird when your gay male friend T-Ed just grabbed your straight female friends' tits and screaming "HeeeeeyyyyyAiimmmeeeeWaaasssupGurrrl!!!" at the party?

Human2: Got me. Peaches and Bananas bruh...

by Mr. Mets March 2, 2020

Suck My Peaches

Alternative way of saying "suck my balls"

You can suck my peaches you cheating bitch!

by -aNoN- August 4, 2015

my phone is on one percent

if used in an argument, this means that someone can’t think of any more comebacks and you have won.

*in an argument*
“sorry my phone is on one percent i have to go”

by reece10i March 16, 2021

111-Percentile

n. The valedictorians and overachievers. Those that would "bite someone's ear off to get that extra academic inch on God's green earth." AP classes and Key Club govern their life- which preferably is rated at a four-decimal-double-zero or higher at all times. Probably asian- unless if living in the midwest. Then caucasian. Social outcasts. Virginal.

"These kids were the 111-Percentile, and the world around them might as well have been a rainbow of grey. Stressed, sullen, and stricken with grief/brilliance, these academic angels were the bottom rung of society here... Irony personified."

by Robert Akins April 17, 2006