Passive-Aggressive Advantageous Traits. Meant for people who don't like to admit they have issues. Just call them PAATs instead!
Person A: Dude you have some serious issues.
Person B: They're not issues, they're PAATs. Stop being so inconsiderate.
Person B: They're not issues, they're PAATs. Stop being so inconsiderate.
by Fox :D January 19, 2018
1. PAATING (proper noun) is the nickname of a highly skilled and accurate thrower.
2. PAATING (adjective) is also the sound of an object when it hits its intended target, which if you are PAATING(1.) is very often.
3. To PAATING,(verb) being able to hit an object with a throw that seems highly improbable.
2. PAATING (adjective) is also the sound of an object when it hits its intended target, which if you are PAATING(1.) is very often.
3. To PAATING,(verb) being able to hit an object with a throw that seems highly improbable.
1. PAATING, you never miss do you?
2. He threw it at the post and it just went PAATING!
3. Go on man PAATING the post.
2. He threw it at the post and it just went PAATING!
3. Go on man PAATING the post.
by yobti April 24, 2009
Joshua Paat was a psychologist who developed a new type of psychological disorder and eventually published his findings on his disorder.
Joshua Paat syndrome: A psychological disorder that causes an individual to become feminine and develops an extremely large head. Creates a tendency to insult others to boost one's own confidence. Often times will revert to child-like behavior, i.e. playing pokemon games.
History: The disease was named after a psychologist named Joshua Paat who first developed the disease after failing his first psychology course.
Joshua Paat syndrome: A psychological disorder that causes an individual to become feminine and develops an extremely large head. Creates a tendency to insult others to boost one's own confidence. Often times will revert to child-like behavior, i.e. playing pokemon games.
History: The disease was named after a psychologist named Joshua Paat who first developed the disease after failing his first psychology course.
by Jacob Guerrero April 2, 2010