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pane is a bitch
"Oh, look at that, she's such a pane"
pane by pellicano August 24, 2017
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Bread in another language or a sheet of class
I want to eat some pane
Pane by angrytwitterlesbian April 23, 2021
1. Italian and Latin for bread
2. A sheet of glass in a window/door
1. I manducare pane
2. There's a lot of broken panes here
pane by the random. December 13, 2021

pane dash 

The use of a window as means of escape.
When the substitute wasn't looking Eric pane dashed to the parking lot.
pane dash by Fmike February 25, 2006

pane job 

When a man lies down, face up and a woman places a pane of glass over his face and craps on it.
Last night Lindsay gave me a liquidy pane job.

pane tickey 

(n) A device used to perform illicit activities.
Colin was found in the janitorial staff lounge jayping with a pane tickey.
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Soul digger

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