pangly

odd looking and round in appearance.

your hands are very pangly.

by To3zz May 22, 2021

Pangynaskeia

a word loosely defined as “cultivating the total world of women--physical, intellectual, and moral,” was one of the names that Mary Lyon was considering before the name "Mount Holyoke" won out. In 1979, Pangynaskeia (now commonly called “Pangy Day”) debuted as a Mount Holyoke College tradition celebrating this “total world of women.”

That's totally pangynaskeia
that's totally pangy

by LiFe0nAcL0uD April 23, 2009

pingly

Another name for a finger.

“He tried to pop my gum bubble with his pingly”

by Brandy15 April 6, 2020

Pangloss

The philosopher in Voltaire's Candide. He believes "All is for the best in this best of all possible worlds." Even as he suffers horribly throughout the book, he stands by this concept. By the end of the book, though, he admits "he asserted it still, but he no longer believed it."

See also: panglossian

Bob thinks there's some good that will come out of him failing his English test. He's such a Pangloss. He can't accept it might just be bad.

by alas poor yorick September 19, 2007

Pangry

That annoyed feeling when you haven't been laid in awhile.

Her: What's your deal today anyway?
Him: I haven't gotten any pussy lately, I'm Pangry.

by Timberton October 2, 2015

panglossian

Blindly optimistic, naively so.

That poor sod BazzA is acting somewhat panglossian about that lovely young lass...

by BazzA May 28, 2004

panglish

The way English will be spoken some decades ahead.

English will become Panglish.

by JRLD May 27, 2016