Pym

(1) Recorded in several forms including Pim, Pimm, Pimme, Pym, and Pymm, this is a surname which at various times has been prominent in the history of England. The name itself is of medieval English (Anglo-Saxon) origin. It derives from the medieval female given name, 'Pymme/Pymma' (from ‘Phemie’) which is a shortened/nickname or pet form of ‘εϋφημα’ (Euphemia/Eufemia), a Greek name, introduced into Europe by the returning Crusaders of the 11th century. The surname Pym referred to the son of Euphemia which belongs to the category of patronymic surnames. Composed of the elements 'eu', meaning 'well', and 'phenai' meaning ‘to speak’, the name was adopted by Christians, who used it in the sense of 'praise God' or 'good repute’ (well-spoken-of or to speak well of). This Greek word is found at Philippians 4:8

(B) This name derives from the Ancient Greek name “Euphēmía (Εὐφημία) Euphḗmios (Εὐφήμιος)”, composed of two elements: “eû (εὖ)” (well) plus “phēmí (φημί)” (speak, say, agree, affirm, assert). In turn, the name means “one who speaks well (good speech)”. The name can also be interpreted as "the one we are talking about right.

After hearing about the Pym technologies disaster, you even thought she'd been reduced to a microscopic level.
Those are your orders, Pym. Let's go!
The Pym Particle is a miracle.

by apallison November 15, 2018

Pyrocynical

Petscop 2

Pyrocynical bully’s kids

by Pewdiepie can suck my Willy July 5, 2019

pytt

sometimes blond bitches use it for a insta username. but besides that it don’t mean nothing.

Rick: what’s your insta?
Bailey: @pytt.bailey

by hsnshs nah October 3, 2020

The Pylon

The act of coating one's fingers in the dust of Takis corn chips; connecting the tips of the thumb, index and ring fingers to form a cone shape; inserting the finger-cone into one's anus and spreading the fingers apart.

I called the Dollar General to see if they had any Taki's in stock; I'm hoping to perform The Pylon tonight.

by Modern Giotto August 15, 2021

SRG Python

It’s rare to see a wild srgpython. Some don’t even believe they’re real and it’s just a myth, but ones that claimed to see him have confirmed it’s a rare sighting. It’s been written in scrolls and told for centuries that if you spot one, to know you’ll have good luck for 15 years. Some say they compare it to a “godly figure” but he simply just walks on the beat. It’s said when he walks they follow.

“Jenna swears she spotted an srg python last week with her bestfriends, bestfriend but she’s definitely lying”

by whereismywokk December 5, 2021

Mr. Pyb

Mr. 'Pay You Back'. Typically the mooch of the group who always tells you he'll pay you back.

Cashier: Welcome to Taco Bell, may I take your order?
Jake: Watch out man, Mr. Pyb is coming towards us.
Malcom: Aw, shit.
David: Hey guys! Hey listen, if you guys get me a couple tacos I'll pay you back.

by Nashiu June 27, 2009

pygmalionism

1. A term referring to a sexual attraction to a statue.

2. A word derived from the Myth of Pygmalion and his prize sculpture that he named Galatea (sleeping love).

In this myth Pygmalion was attempting to create a sculpture of Aphrodite the Goddess of Love. To do this he let his love for the Goddess guide his hands. Unfortunately this had the side effect of making him fall into love with his statue. Aphrodite was moved by this mans efforts, and granted him the gift of his hearts desire. This brought his statue to life so that he and the statue could live happily ever after!

This is Pygmalionism in its original Sense.

by Cledwin October 19, 2006