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1. Commonly associated with a 2002 Impreza WRX and its integration with wooden houses and fences.
2. The delivery into public domain of unquestionable lies and ignorance to avert imprisonment and hefty fines.
3. Modern expression used as a means of describing asshattery.
2. The delivery into public domain of unquestionable lies and ignorance to avert imprisonment and hefty fines.
3. Modern expression used as a means of describing asshattery.
panache
A mixed drink made with a lager beer and any lemon-lime or citrus soda. (ex: corona and sprite) The sweetness of the soda cuts the bitter taste of the beer. It also cuts the alcohol content. I've heard that this is frequently drunk in Europe.
panache by Outnumbered May 27, 2006
Panache
1. a politically-correct term to suggest that one acts, dresses, talks, or is stereotypically gay with the moral but selfish intention to be considered respectful, open-minded, and/or to have manners.
2. a passive-aggressive, Freudian, and/or sarcastic, yet elusively clever way to suggest that one acts, dresses, talks, or is stereotypically gay with the immoral but honest intention to be spiteful and nasty, display one's bigotry, and/or project their own self-hate and/or insecurities.
2. a passive-aggressive, Freudian, and/or sarcastic, yet elusively clever way to suggest that one acts, dresses, talks, or is stereotypically gay with the immoral but honest intention to be spiteful and nasty, display one's bigotry, and/or project their own self-hate and/or insecurities.
1. Those jeans are hot, but he dresses so panache.
2. Paul is a fucking panache. Did you see the way the dude looks at me?
2. Paul is a fucking panache. Did you see the way the dude looks at me?
Panache by Brilliant Dialect February 3, 2010