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Pellegrino War

A Pellegrino War is when there are two teams, and one of the teams having the last name of Pellegrino (The Kings of Drinking and chugging). Each team has a keg of beer. The objective is to beat the Pellegrinos in a beer chug. Vomiting is allowed.
Tonight is the night I have a pellegrino war!

Pellegrino pass

The pellegrino pass is a pass invented by pellegrino and coined by his coach. The Pellegrino is a very distinctive pass, as it is shown by passing a ball in the middle of nowhere to the other/opposing team without looking

The term is not limited to a direct adjective of pass but rather can be used as a proper noun or an indirect adjective
Proper noun - "That pass looked exactly like The Pellegrino!"

Adjective forms - "That was a pellegrino pass"
"That pass was a pellegrino"

Adverb: "Stop your pellegrino passing"

san pellegrino 

Italian mineral water similar to but of higher quality than Perrier.
san pellegrino by XW January 22, 2008

Mark Pellegrino

He's literally everything you could ever want in a guy. He's a handsome gentleman with just a slight hint of mischief in his kind soul. And no matter where you see him or who he's playing, you're guaranteed to love him. If not, you're either not a woman or just someone who's not attracted to men. I'm sorry but men better than Mark Pellegrino just don't exist. Oh, and ladies, if you ever think you'll be his Superman and save him from the horrors of his life, just remember that God threw some kryptonite in the bowl while creating him. And guys, don't hate your girls for living him. They can't help it. He was designed to be loved.
Girl #1: Okay, if you could marry any celeb, who?
Girl #2: Mark Pellegrino duh. Who wouldn't choose him? He's literally kryptonite. *swoons at the thought of being with him*

San Pellegrino Shower 

The act of using San Pellegrino Sparkling Natural Spring Water as a substitute for champagne when celebrating a victory of some sort, as an F1 driver or the winner of Tour de France would.
"After slaying, the Lads celebrated their success with a San Pellegrino Shower (all the bottles had at this point already been popped)."
San Pellegrino Shower by GUWOP October 2, 2014

flat pellegrino 

water

invented by Internet phenom Kassem G.
When I want to sound fancy I say I'm drinking flat pellegrino
flat pellegrino by James K. Polkz August 25, 2010
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