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punchable face 

When someone has got the kind of face that irritates you to the point of wanting to punch them
That bitch ass Talyn has gotta have the school achievement for most punchable face

punchable face 

The shape of a persons face that tempts people to punch them without good, justifiable reason.

Ex. I don't dislike Sam, he just as a punch able face, that's all.
Nicholas Cage has a punchable face in every movie he's ever been in
punchable face by Cspiegs September 11, 2013

pencilled in

Tentatively scheduled or tentatively planned. Sometimes used to give the appearance of wanting to meet when no such desire exists.
Ok John, I've got you pencilled in for two o'clock on Thursday unless something comes up.
pencilled in by Way Cool Rich May 21, 2007

Peccable 

Pronounced "peck - a - bull"

Something that is really average or just terrible. It is the opposite of "impeccable."
"That asshole showed up 30 minutes late. His timing was peccable."

"That frisbee catch was peccable"
Peccable by Vixenbergen! December 20, 2009

pencilled in

When something is not completely confirmed. Like if you use a pen it's confirmed. Pencilling in is a maybe.
" Did I book that music video?"

"They have you pencilled in."
pencilled in by Sass o'clock November 30, 2015

punchable voice 

A voice that is so annoying that it makes you want to punch the speaker.
I was listening to Sam Harris’s podcast when Anna-Liisa woke up this morning. This is what she said to me: “You know how the French have that great expression ‘tête à claques’ (or ‘face à claques’), which roughly translates to ‘punchable face’, a face that’s so annoying that you just wanna punch it? Well, Sam Harris has a punchable voice.”
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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