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Perkeleen Vittupää 

A swear word to describe a malicious and evil mother fucker.
Jonny, there aren't enough swear-words in the English language, so now I'll have to call you perkeleen vittupää just to express my disgust and frustration with this crap.
Perkeleen Vittupää by JB42 November 13, 2014
Related Words
Perielis • Periel • perkele • Peniel • Peril • Pernell • Percel • periklis • perilla • Pyriel
noun, Finnish.
Most likely the most powerful curseword ever created by mankind. Cannot be translated without loss. Versatile word that can be used alone or repeated indefinitely.
Suomi Finland Perkele
perkele by Anonymous October 5, 2003
common finnish curse word for damn god of thunder which later became a joke
Drake: Hey, Mikko! What's up?
Mikko: Hey! Nothing much, did you bring my car back?
Drake: Um, about that. I need to say something...
Mikko: Yes?
Drake: Promise to not get mad, ok?
Mikko: Why would I get mad at my friend!
Drake: I crashed your car at forest and all your beer glasses broke.
Mikko: JUMALAUTA, SAATANA! PERKELE! OLET VITTU KUOLLUT!
perkele by someunfunnyguy69 June 10, 2018

In peril like Cheryl 

To be in a perceived dangerous situation
Yo, Dog, my foot was stuck in the public restroom. I was in peril like Cheryl.
He is intelligent and creative. He is a born leader .Peniel is a man of honor, who frowns at dumness and foolishness . Peniel tends to be also good with people especially the ladies because of his good looks and charms. Peniels are also royal and are either called King or De Lyon (the king of the jungle)
I wish I was Peniel, I would have been the king of the word
Peniel by King lyon August 26, 2017
noun, Finnish.
Most likely the most powerful curseword ever created by mankind. Cannot be translated without loss. Versatile word that can be used alone or repeated indefinitely.
Originally name of the tunder god. In the christian era used as a name of the Satan. Perkele is such a powerful word, bacause it includes both of these connotations and in addition is very often associated with 'sisu', the attitude of never ever giving up.
"Perkele", in frustration.
Perkele by Markus April 8, 2004
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That chick doesn't write often but when she does, its for Kinktober.
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A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
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