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Reverse Panda 

The act of wearing sunglasses while out in the sun resulting in having an awkward looking tan where you've been tanned on every part of your body except for around your eyes.
Guy 1: Dude you have a reverse panda!
Guy 2: Shit!
Reverse Panda by sacksmoker June 2, 2014

Reverse Panda 

The art of the Reverse panda is like the Reverse kanga but different. It is when you do a big watery poo in the flusher so that when somebody else goes to uses the toilet they go to flush and more poo comes out
Lift the lid up do a poo then somebody comes to use the toilet and more poo comes out. That is a reverse panda
Reverse Panda by reverses pandoas August 27, 2008

Reverse Panda 

An individual - goth or emo especially - that is evil on the outside but soft and gooey on the inside. The reverse of a panda who seems cute but really could scratch your face off.
marylin manson is a reverse panda
Reverse Panda by whatevzz March 27, 2009

Reverse Panda 

A car with a different color hood or door.
Your car is all black but the hood is white. Looks like a Reverse Panda.
Reverse Panda by fblood July 3, 2009
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