Percy

A person who complains and moans over stupid shit.

Man quit acting like such a percy

by slang translator April 6, 2009

9 percent

The amount in a child's lifetime (up to 18 years of age) that they spend in the education deparment being schooled, high-schooled, home-schooled or tutored.

Whew, the whole of my 9 percent was wasted in that hellhole.

by Ronald L August 31, 2008

double percolator

a bong that filters the weed twice for 100% THC and softer less harsher hits

stoner #1:dude I just bought a double percolator
stoner #2: we should smoke some shit right now out of it.

by pimp juice from atown December 21, 2008

Percentag

A symbol to replace the hashtag on twitter. To be used just the same as a hashtag on Twitter, but is the new, 2.0 version.

Hashtags aren't going to be around forever. They are getting used up. So intro to the %percentag

I like using percentag %winning

by Dano Hart June 12, 2011

perculate

the growling and gas build-up in one's guts prior to needing to take a huge or greesy shit.

Dude, I gotta get home. I'm startin' to perculate!!

by SeriouslyLiz June 14, 2008

Percanta

Spanish colombian word without any possible traduction in english which is used to refer at someone who is hatefully adorable or simply fucking hateful, depending on the level of gambaness of a person.

Gamba: That percanta is my friend

Normal person: Fucking percanta stole my girlfriend!

by Kx September 19, 2012

PERCESIVE

Per-ce-sive per-se-siv —adjective.
a term used to describe people aware of media bias that actively seek out their own facts.

A blending of three words: Person meaning people, Perception meaning to be aware and Pensive meaning thinking.

It’s no secret people want to convince us of their opinions, rely on their data, consider their perspective or accept them as experts, we must be PERCESIVE and put on a filter to make responsible, informed decisions that we don't regret.

Our mother was very PERCESIVE as she instructed us to avoid the temptation to accept whatever we hear first by evaluating sources and fact checking.

by Eric Mixon February 9, 2009