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A semi-aquatic egg-laying mammal of action featured in Phineas and Ferb. He has a double identity, as Agent P he fights an evil pharmacist/super villian/evil scientest named Dr. Heinz Doofenschmirtz, but as Perry he's simple the Flynn family's pet platypus. You can tell he's Agent P when he has his hat on but otherwise he's not recognized as Agent P and is rather Perry. When he is Agent P he works for an agency called the OWCA (Orginization Without a Cool Acronym), which is run by Major Monogram and MM's intern, Carl. He's had various experiences, one where he has changed supervillians and fought the regurgitator, and another where he was replaced by another agent, Peter the Panda, but in the end his hate for Dr. Doofenschmirtz is undying. Another relation he has is with Phineas and Ferb's friend, Isbella's pet chihuahua Pinky who works for a different more girly agency nearby. He's loyal to both being an agent and the Flynn family which is what makes him the best spy around.
1. When Agent P goes to the agency Phineas never fails to ask "Where's Perry?"

2. Agent P is better than you.

3. Person 1: My pet keeps going missing.
Person 2: Maybe he's with Agent P?
Agent P by BufordBaljeet March 30, 2011
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Agent Pancho 

The term used for Hispanics working for US Customs (i.e. Border Patrol)
Jim: Hey! I didn't know there was any Mexicans on the Border Patrol!

Larry: Oh yeah, That's an Agent Pancho alright!
Agent Pancho by elcucuy January 16, 2009

Splinter Cell:Double Agent PC version 

A half-assed Splinter Cell game that has more bugs in it than a decomposing rat has maggots.
I wasted $40 on Splinter Cell:Double Agent PC version

Agent Provocateur 

A London company selling sexy and sophisticated lingerie and accessories, owned by Joseph Corre, (a son of famous fashion designer Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren, who was very sucessful being Sex Pistol's manager) who is also its chief designer. AP promotes sexual explicity, presented by Kylie Minogue in the famous AP commercial where she had been riding an electric bull.
She looked tempting as hell dressed up in Agent Provocateur's lingerie.

Agent peters 

Agent peters is an antagonist and the hottest man in the spy ninjas, his appearance is odd but cute, orange mask, gingerish brown hair, beard and sunglasses, deep voice works at the chicken shack,
He wears and orange apron with a black t shirt , orange or black pants and white sneakers, although his other appearances were way different, one being a black jacket, black pants and shirt, hood up and a hacker mask with sunglasses, one being the same but red shirt, blue jacket black pants (or tights be it sometime looks like it ) one being a normal FBI agentwith the hat, dark blue mask with sunglasses, but then it was a chef, white buttoned coat, black pants chef hat blablabla, bandanna that I cannot describe, never shows his face ever, but I still love this man sm,
Age 37/38 btw uwuuwu
Ooh I wish agent Peters would hug mee

OMG agent peely 

The guy that gets really excited when he sees agent peely
“OMG agent peely!!!!”
OMG agent peely by Robbie Donaldson September 27, 2023

Agent provocateur 

Milo Yiannopoulos is an Agent provocateur; he doesn't seem to really have an objective opinion, only says things to piss people off and thereby increase his notoriety. While some of the things he says do seem quite rational and logical, he merely repeats other people's controversial ideas.
Agent provocateur by JypsiPixie November 22, 2017
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