phonicetic

(fä - ni - se' - tik )

Adjective -- technical/educational jargon:

a) Adding intentional symantic nuance within an existing phonetic structure.

b) Using phonemes (written and/or spoken sounds) to enhance meaning in a sentence.

Shakespeare's work often illustrates a phonicetic use of language.

by Future Learning Visions July 18, 2014

Panicise

When your panicking so hard that you can't even say panicking properly

"What's wrong"
"I'M PANICISEING"

by Rubin97 September 1, 2016

phaniella

My child

Phaniella is the cutest baby ever

by Michy What?! May 15, 2016

panic puffs

panic puffs: wind from down under during stressful moments

Ex: Rosie experienced panic puffs while driving in the severe weather conditions.

panic puffsgasfartswind from down under

by panic puffs November 21, 2016

Panic! at The Disco

Just know this: If someone says its a band, all the Emos in the world will cry.

Person: Have you ever heard of the band 'Panic! at The Disco
Me: *cri cri* No! I haven't...

by SuckyExcuse April 18, 2018

Panic! At The disco

Back in the 70s they used to call heroin "panic", so there was heroin at the disco

There was panic! at the disco

by Hrdcorekid87 December 17, 2017

panic scroll

The act of using the mouse scroll to quickly move away from an unexpectedly lewd image while browsing any online forum while at work or school.

I had to panic scroll before anyone else saw my screen, or else I'd be fired instantly.

by Scoobs McGee May 8, 2018