Pamstic

(noun)

1) One who overthinks problems
2) An intelligent fool

Gabe is such a pamstic when he takes apart the robot 5 days before a competition.

by Turt11 March 8, 2021

Pasticide

A term evolved after a conversation between two lovers discussing the unwanted resurgence of one of their ex partners; who seemingly simply refuses to go away. 'Pasticide' describes the feeling of frustration for the person who ended the relationship; but still must deal with their ex partner's presence in their life. It represents the inability to get rid of something toxic in your life from the past and the affect it has on the individual dealing with it.

By Sharkey and Bubbles Sat 26th March 2022

Everytime he's around it's like walking into a toxic mist from the past; like a pasticide.

by Sharksie March 29, 2022

pastiche

(noun) A work of art created by imitating an established style or piecing together extracts from a variety of sources. Pastiche techniques are often used to mock or give props.

Tarantino is a poet of cinematic pastiche.

by Velvet Buzz August 15, 2004

pasticho

Another word for "Weed". Commonly used by Latinos as a code word

Carlos: "Hey Luis! You got some pasticho?"

Luis: "Ya tu sabes! You already know papo! the best pasticho"

by BudBaker November 19, 2013

PMStic Violence

An act of violence committed by a woman who is on her period, usually occuring between couples.

"Whoa. That woman just totally bitchslapped her husband."
"Another tragic case of PMStic Violence..."

by L S October 10, 2007

Parsticulation

Nobody knows what Parsticulation is, but in Great Britain, you need a liscense for it.

"Under arrest for Parsticulation? What the hell is parsticulation?"

by Sharp_fart November 15, 2019

pasticity

noun
1. The form or art of being pasty. 2. Physics (a.) the property of unimaginable whiteness. (b.) The degree to which flash from any photographic instrument bounces off one's face to make photo seem undesirably bright.

the pasticity of the girl made my whole picture too bright

by Chad Stradwick January 15, 2008