Peant

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Other spellings - Adjective: Peanty, Title: Peantness (Similar to Princess or Poochness), Beant (Ugly-Cute variation, said with a country accent).
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Definition: When a small female dog is very cute. Usually lavish and fluffy, and possibly wearing a tutu or dress.

Etymology: This word stems from the name Princess which is a common small female dog name. It also comes from the story of Princess and the Pea. Peas are tiny and due to their relation with the word Princess it is spelt; Peant.

Person 1: “Omg! Look at her, she is so peanty! Aww.”

by Wordier Rat King December 31, 2024

Panta

Fanta, the popular soda brand, but with a P. Used to avoid copyright in the Danganronpa franchise, being the favorite drink of Kokichi Ouma

John: I want to die I was at the dollar store and I carefully picked up a grape Panta and went "sexy boy..." because I thought no one else was there but I was WRONG

Kyle: what the fuck bro

by mahiruhanayo September 22, 2017

Pant Cummer

One who comes in their own pants during a handy, more often an early ejaculator.

Hey you hear about the Pant Cummer at the high school dance, came too early from a handy.

by Billy Biggs July 3, 2019

Panta

kokichi ouma’s (danganronpa v3) favourite drink

bruh give me the panta
do you want any panta?
I saw some panta at the grocery store

by kaardofkaards February 25, 2019

Pant Drag

The act of breaking wind in one location, and taking the gaseous contents to another location, due to it being temporarily trapped in pants/trousers.

"Did you fart outside, because I think you're suffering from pant drag."

by Dunc-The-Hunk March 15, 2010

grape panta

It is Kokichi Ouma's favorite drink he drank it when no one else did.
What a trooper.

Kokichi: My favorite drink is grape panta.
Shuichi: Dont you mean Fanta?
Kokichi: DiD I sTuDeR?

by K0KICHI_SIMP November 25, 2020

Pantea

A Persian name with possible Greek origins. In Greek it may mean "all the flowers" or "all the gods." In Persian lore, Pantea was the most beautiful woman in all of Asia and kept her face covered nearly all of the time to prevent men from falling in love with her. She was married to the Persian King Darius' greatest warrior, who died in battle. Darius brought the bad news to Pantea, and fell in love with her. He asked her to marry him, but Pantea, devastated, refused. Soon after, she committed suicide and the King had her buried next to her heroic husband.

Pantea is a woman of timeless beauty and dignity.

by Dinan17 October 27, 2011