Perioter

Derived from the Greek roots "Peri" meaning "around" and "ter" meaning "Earth": Around the World

Television Rules the Nation - Perioter

by Around the World January 3, 2010

Periterish

Adjective:

Periterish- something that invokes the urgent desire or need for more of it.

Pronunciation: per-it-è-rish

This word takes the place of ridiculous words such as ‘moreish’ which should never have been created in the first place.

These biscuits are so periterish

by Ravencinko December 28, 2020

peristerophobia

An irrational fear of pigeons

Clyde's peristerophobia prevented him from enjoying life as a vagrant in London.

by Daniel Bulone June 4, 2007

PERISTEROPHOBIA

A word that means the fear of pigeons, if this words applies to you, that probably also shows where the word "chicken-shit" originated.

That dude has PERISTEROPHOBIA.
What a useless chicken-shit.

by Valher November 3, 2009

peristerizo

Peristerizo is a Greek Verb.
It defines the forward-backward moving, that you make when you are walking. A lot of people make this move when they cross a street.

A car was close to kill me, when I was crossing Konstantinoupoleos, because I did peristerizo.

by Fotoria November 20, 2021