“Conspiracy parents that bounce from conspiracy theory to conspiracy theory and hate thing to hate thing”
by DurhamWaffles April 27, 2023
Get the pnly parentmug. When one parent doesn't allow the other parent to have a say in decision-making or discipline of a child.
I tried to punish him but you cut me off so I'm going to let you one-parent his discipline for biting Todd.
by Weapon H April 21, 2021
Get the One-parentmug. by Chinnzilla December 3, 2016
Get the whiner parentmug. They are fun loving adventure taking beings with a lot of love to give. There is nothing in the world like parents because they are all different but all have the same love for the one thing they care about the most. You sibling. Jk you
by L0llyp0p November 22, 2019
Get the Parentsmug. This is the strict parent, who disciplines their children (or other children) publicly. Although the name may sound confusing, it’s an ironic reference to the the contrasts between how actual penguin mothers are incredibly loving and caring, versus the public disciplinarian.
This parent, in the middle of their children’s game, will charge the field, to yell at a referee, their son, or another kid. This is different from heckling, penguin parents are much more confrontational.
by Big josh boy yuhh May 16, 2023
Get the Penguin parentmug. 1: the act of your parents prodding you with question you have had no preparation for, leaving you left dumb-founded and them ticked because you don't have a ready answer for them
2: When you ask friends questions such as "how was school" or "did anything interesting happen" and such
2: When you ask friends questions such as "how was school" or "did anything interesting happen" and such
1: friend: dude, you look pissed
you: yeah, my mom was parent-prodding me all the way to school
2: last night on MSN, john kept parent-prodding me about my day
you: yeah, my mom was parent-prodding me all the way to school
2: last night on MSN, john kept parent-prodding me about my day
by SoNotTheCoolest April 1, 2009
Get the parent-proddingmug. 