pantry party

Similar to a bathroom party except there is a lot of junk food available in case anyone gets the munchies.

A: "Hey let's have a bathroom party."
B: "How about a pantry party since Bob brought some pot."

by znygrl8 January 2, 2011

Pantry Waste

The food in your pantry that needs to be thrown out.

I just cleaned out the pantry and threw out 5-year-old bag of lo mein noodles. What a pantry waste.

by Wyco Boyd March 2, 2019

pantry score

food you find in your cupboard that you didn't know you had

Yeeeeees! Chocolate chips! Now I don't have to go to the store AGAIN, before I make cookies...... Pantry Score!!!!

by calidomo October 23, 2014

some nice timtams in your pantry

good fashion sense and your palate of clothing is exceptional

"hey jack, you've got some nice timtams in your pantry"

by rosspapadakis February 24, 2020

vacuum the pantry

1. to rapidly and indiscriminately eat a cache of food to depletion
2. to buttfuck

1. Doctor: Mrs. Jones, your results are disappointing this month. You really must lose more weight.
Mrs. Jones: Sorry, doctor, it's a bad habit of mine: I get home from dropping off the kids and promptly vacuum the pantry, so to speak.

2. Doctor: Mrs. Jones, your piles seem to be the result of excessive anal dilation. Overly hard stool, perhaps?
Mrs. Jones: It's my husband; he's recently taken to vacuuming the pantry, so to speak.

by doonga November 4, 2013

pantry predator

An indiviual who will stalk and prey upon the food of others in a community living environment. This could be a roommate or co worker that shares a pantry or refrigerator with others. Pantry predatoring is not limited to only food, toiletries, left- overs and perishables. It is the act of taking such without the consent or permission of the rightful owner.

Our roommate is a pantry predator, late at night when everyone is sleeping , he raids the refrigerator!

by Creativelingo November 22, 2018

Better Cereal in the Fridge than milk in the Pantry

This phrase, coined by one Mark Hymen Able, is used in lieu of “things could be worse”. I seek no bias, i in fact think it’s Mediocre at best so what I’m looking for is a honest voting from unrelated third parties as to if this phrase is in fact witty and eloquent, as it’s author might suggest

I paid extra and took the afternoon off work to catch the earlier flight home to Perth. Upon arrival and check in we were informed flight was delayed 3 hours and we weren’t allowed to leave the terminal as it was a domestic stopover on an international flight so we had to go through customs so could not exit. I don’t have aids though so better cereal in the fridge than milk in the pantry.

by Mable’s Memmy’s June 6, 2018