Pandrid
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Pandrid • pandaid • Pandidiot • Pandrift • pandroid • pantrid • panda rider • p and r'd • Pan Drippings • pan ridden
Pandidiot
A moron who believes everything the Government tells them about any "pandemic". Especially, false pandemics that mislead the public concerning the severity of the outcomes, even though actual pandemics go ignored by those same governments, because the government cannot "power grab" or exert control over their governed in these pandemics as easily as they did during the COVID-19 outbreak
Bro, you are telling everyone that it's okay for the Government to eliminate your Civil Rights because of a virus that kills far less people than automobile accidents...don't be a Pandidiot!
Pandidiot by Idiocratic Enabler March 22, 2020
pandaid
pandaid by Jason Fisher July 11, 2006
pandroid
an android specifically designed and programmed to sexually stimulate and please humans regardless of gender.
In a future adult-oriented setting:
“You should reserve some time with our TB-6938. This pandroid can easily get both of you off at the same time!”
“You should reserve some time with our TB-6938. This pandroid can easily get both of you off at the same time!”
pandroid by Snoopy4321 October 24, 2018
Pandrift
Pandrift (noun): The calculated use of pandering, flattery, or appeasement to gain trust, influence, advantage, or material benefit while concealing a deceptive or self-serving purpose.
“The candidate’s pandrift won over voters who never recognized the underlying deception.”
Pandrift (verb): To obtain trust, influence, advantage, or material benefit by means of calculated pandering, flattery, or appeasement, particularly when used to conceal a self-serving or deceptive purpose.
“He pandrifted his way into their confidence by telling each group exactly what it wanted to hear.”
“The candidate’s pandrift won over voters who never recognized the underlying deception.”
Pandrift (verb): To obtain trust, influence, advantage, or material benefit by means of calculated pandering, flattery, or appeasement, particularly when used to conceal a self-serving or deceptive purpose.
“He pandrifted his way into their confidence by telling each group exactly what it wanted to hear.”
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