Pavilionate 

To hit a football with such force that it flies over a 3 storey building.

John Pavilionated the ball into the net while Melvin watched on not knowing what just passed him.

Pavilionate by jocojohn February 24, 2008

pavilionated 

To kick a football with such force that it flies over a 3 storey buildinng in a blink of an eye.

Melvin was taken to the hospital after being pavilionated by John's shot.

pavilionated by jocojohn February 25, 2008

pavilionaire 

One who is at the command of a wealth that is not financial yet chooses to hang out and camp in public places (like the sheltered pavilion in the town park). Usually sustained by unemployment money, these leisurely weekday independents typically have origins in some nice neighborhood. Fiercely aggressive about the correct pronunciation of popular authors, these hipster types often have self styled "religions" or "philosophies" that you probably won't 'get'. Immature with a marked narrow outlook, pavilionaires are somewhat akin to parkrats. All priorities and status are typically trumped by the pursuit of weed or beer.
(CAN BE FOUND IN LARGE NUMBERS AT THE VILLAGE PARK IN TALKEETNA, ALASKA)

A. Those kids are ALWAYS In the park! I wish they'd quit bumming beer and smokes from me.

B. Don't sweat it, they're just a bunch of worthless pavilionaires. We can keep the beer in the truck.

pavilionaire by thebozworth February 5, 2010

Pavilionaire 

A noun. A homeless person who frequently uses a pavilion for shelter. But lives in a warm, tropical or glamorous location.

A pavilionaire living under a pavilion on a warm black sand beach of Hawaii.

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Pavilionaire by Amanda Carnes February 11, 2009