Plide

Nonsense word, a combination of the words plotting and biding. To remain immobile for long periods of time, broken only by intermittent bursts of cackling.

"...He watches, plide -ing with eyes in two, the right is quick with words afew..." -The Jabberwock, Lewis Carrot

by Lynkis January 20, 2013

Sam Price

A prick who treats girls like toys and as soon as a better girl comes along he leaves the other one

Girl 1 - he's such a Sam price

by Jdgdjdjfddh7393 July 13, 2017

prideacious

Prideful, with a funkylicious twist. Usually referring to those of the male gender.

Wife: You should've stopped for directions...

Husband: We are NOT lost! I know exactly where we are!

Wife: *sigh* You're so prideacious.

by Sierra Hem. August 21, 2009

PrideofNi

A Failure

PrideofNi

by Techkiller November 5, 2009

Pridezillas

Pridezillas are anyone, gay or straight, passionate about marriage equality and peoples’ right to marry who they love. The name was coined as a term of endearment. Pridezillas conveys PRIDE first and foremost. While Bridezillas and Groomzillas are known for being difficult on their wedding day, the only thing they share in common with Pridezillas is their passion, and love for their significant other on their special day. Pridezillas promote marriage equality and won't stop until it is a reality for every couple, in every state, to marry who they love.

Pridezillas chanted "All love is equal" at the rally in Boystown, celebrating the SCOTUS ruling on striking down DOMA.

by mcmare21 June 30, 2013

Prideborne

Communicated or propagated by pride
Conveyed by, traveling on, or involving travel or transportation via pride

Despite being shown nigh-irrefutable evidence to the contrary, his prideborne need to be loifter than his (totally lame) mum and her nigh-irrefutable evidence -- presented. He decided to gainsay her evidence and continue to repeat his now vitiated previous position on their debate over whether dubs were better than subs.

by MoribundMurdoch October 2, 2020

paidelph

Gender-neutral term for a niece or a nephew. From the Greek adelphis (sibling) and paidi (child).

I actually have a paidelph that is older than me! My nephew Justin is 6 months older than me; he's the baby sibling of my mom who was born to my grandparents when they were teens still.

by 80sfann November 9, 2011