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Pannenkoeken 

Dutch / Flemish for pancakes. In the context of pro cycling, it refers to weak riders or a weak team.
Ex. 1

"People were going "He's over the hill. He's distracted and stressed from going through a divorce." Etcetera, Etcetera. And it all just piled up. I do remember this just looking back. I was like alright motherfuckers, watch this. By the way Johan, these people who left the team to go lead other teams, at the end of the day, they're still Pannenkoeken. It didn't matter."

Lance Armstrong, "The Best of the Blue Train - 2004 Cobbles and TTT," July 28, 2020

Ex. 2

The peloton hits the base of Alpe D'Huez. Cipo rides over to Pirata.

Cipo: See all them dudes at the back? They're Pannenkoeken! They're gonna get a tow on the team car! I'm fixin' to join 'em.

Pirata: What fool? You gonna bitch up like that? You know what time it is! Don't be no Pannenkoek!

Cipo: Shit: Maybe I should just take EPO just like you.
Pannenkoeken by ZXY&ABC July 29, 2020
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pannekoeken 

Whilst in Amsterdam, don't forget to eat some pannekoeken!
pannekoeken by huffnuts August 8, 2007
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pannenkoek 

The correct spelling of an insult in dutch.

Ari is being a pannenkoek

often confused with pannenkok, which is the wrong spelling
Ari is being a pannenkoek
pannenkoek by LittleLisa November 8, 2023

pannenkoek 

A innocent swearword in dutch. it means pancake. often spelled wrong (pannenkok) which is just incorrect.
can be used as a funny insult for friends.
Ari is being such a pannenkoek
you pannenkoek
pannenkoek by LittleLisa November 8, 2023
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