steak pattie 

a dumbass motherfucker who doesn't know a damn thing but how to wash their ass and lick their shit

Steven is such a steak pattie

steak pattie by James October 7, 2003

Particles RPG 

An online game where the impeccable Paradox rules all.

Screw this im going to Particles RPG

Particles RPG by TheGreatParadox January 25, 2007

participanting 

When lots of dogs gather and pant noisily.

After running around for the morning, the dogs engaged in some vigorous participanting while waiting for water and lunch.

participanting by mrubrub December 7, 2009

partial equality 

Partial equality is what girls ask for with their rights. They want to be equal, but they also want special rules to apply to them.

That girl hit him first, but as soon as he lays a finger on her it is domestic abuse? Sounds to me like that is partial equality.

partial equality by Astronomic Equalizer September 18, 2014

Participant 

Someone who participates or doesn't. We are in the Trump era, and any nonsense can be produced really. See the example below by Brian Hook.

So our right as a participant is something which exists independently of the JCPOA. There is no qualification in 2231 where “participant” is defined in a way to require participation in the JCPOA; and if the drafters wanted to make the qualification, they could have, but they did not. And so under a plain reading of 2231, any participant has the right under paragraph 11 to exercise those rights in the event of a dispute or other scenarios. And so this is not – I mean, I’ve been working on UN Security Council resolutions for years. This is the plain reading of the text.

Brian Hook, April 2020

Participant by NoSanctionsonIran April 30, 2020

particularisms

Word made by Youtuber ´Moriah Elizabeth`.
Seemingly insignificant things that must be done in a particular way.
Aka mild ocd.

Person A: Why are you being so thorough with your work?

Person B: I need to satisfy all my particularisms.

particularisms by TheGloomyGoddess August 12, 2020

Grammar panties 

Gives you the strength to correct that stupid person that just corrected your grammar or spelling on Facebook or other social networking site.

I got my grammar panties on and showed her that "you and me" was, indeed, the correct phrase to use in that context.

Grammar panties by StanfordEnglishMajor July 9, 2011