pepsi

A drink compared to Coca Cola but made and marketed towards hillbillies. This soda has a slight urine taste masked by sweetness.

Hey sissy, we ain't got no more two liters of Pepsi, we's gonna need to have another yard sale to pay for some more.

by fatrickp February 19, 2010

passion

an emotion that is described as feeling strongly for a person, and also describes good meaningful sex!!

'we had mad passionate sex'

by kirsty April 17, 2004

Passive learning

Watching tv and letting the knowledge come to you

Instead of going to school today I'm gonna sit back and do some passive learning.

by Erni October 20, 2013

Pepsi

For when they're out of coke.

Person 1: Why do they even sell Pepsi?
Person 2: For when they're out of coke.

by Lurielle September 26, 2010

Pepsi

What you get when all the ice in your Coca-Cola melts, making it all watered-down.

"Dammit, all the ice in my Coke melted. Anybody want a Pepsi?"

by shiznannigan December 7, 2003

Pepsi

Just some drink that turns grown-ups teeth into tombstones and makes children run around like theyre nuclear powered.

Neighbour: 'Gees Doris your kid is so energetic! Is he on speed? By the way when did you last visit a dentist?'

Doris: 'We just won a years worth of Pepsi cola'

by apoo July 31, 2004

passive aggressive

a phrase that originally described indirect acts of aggression that either could not be traced to the actor or that could be ascribed to a benign, non-spiteful motivation. Once the phrase entered the popular lexicon, it has come to describe any action or inaction that the speaker dislikes but which the speaker cannot explain why the action is unjust or otherwise wrong.

The following are examples of passive aggressive behavior.
1. My lab mate did not like my not obeying his every wish, so he got back at me by sabotaging my experiments.

2. She was angry at me for declining her date invitation so, at the party, she bumped my glass spilling wine on my shirt and said that it was an accident.

The following is an example of how "passive aggressive" has come to be used in the popular lexicon.

Person 1: "OMG, he like totally refuses to put the toilet seat down after he uses it, and then he gives me dirty looks when I tell him he needs to do that."

Person 2: "Is it any more effort for you to put the toilet seat down than it is for him to put the toilet seat up to avoid peeing all over it?"

Person 1: "He's just so passive aggressive."

by gentimental April 14, 2011