PLARS

Party Like A Rock Star.

I am too hungover from PLARS last night!

Let's go to this concert, it will be so PLARS!

That guy can really PLARS.

by Melinda Harvey January 5, 2008

Plars

Another "l33t" version of please.

pmfg s3x plars?!?!11one!!uno!1

by Malice May 13, 2004

Plars

A gathering of friends playing after the bars close.

Let's plars at Kim's house tonight!

by Michelle F. June 11, 2006

Parscale

To over promise and under deliver; to set unrealistic expectations or simply lie about a product or event’s popularity or desirability.

I was totally parscaled about the rally. I waited in lines for five days to get in and the arena was only a third full.

by pm800 June 21, 2020

parsimony

Adoption of the simplest explanation for an observation. Also stinginess or frugality in regards to economics and finance.

Vanguard must spend a lot of money on printing and mailing its statements, because of the extra paper involved. Undoubtedly, that was a tough decision for the company, which is known for its parsimony

by sug-almighty July 8, 2005

Parson's Law

Doing something right the first time.

Michael was rejected from Harvard University for failing to follow Parson's Law. He didn't fill it out properly his first try.

by Dorm Chief March 6, 2013

Parscale

In stark contrast to terms like hyperscale and planet-scale that describe massive, growing systems, a Parscale is something that only delivers one thousandth of what was promised.

"Did you see that Tulsa rally? 1 million people registered and only a thousand showed up. That's totally Parscale, and it's all Brad's fault."

by Tuc U June 20, 2020