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Pansie
A word used by northern people (of England that is) to desribe the rather weaker, less friendly and snobby people that inhabit the south of the very same country.
Pansie by saintpatrick May 5, 2007
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Pansie
The pysical being of Hooman.
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Pansie-ass
A person who is weak, physically or mentally. Usually a guy. Sometimes this means that the person is smaller than others, is gay, a prude, a nerd, an emo kid, is straightedge, hasn't ever had a girlfriend, or likes theatre and art.
Pansie-ass by haleyyyyy September 11, 2007
Southern Pansie
The English version of an American hillbilly. They like to keep it in the family and are pretty bold about their sex life. Will ask for sex advice of fb and get a response from their mother/father.
The malfoys? They claim that they are pureblood, but we all know its because they are just a bunch of southern pansies.
Southern Pansie by Usa Chan June 25, 2018
Gym pansie
Play on words with chimpanzie meaning your a bit thick and that you are a weakling and a poser and who needs to go to gym to inflate your ego
Gym pansie by kellog10 May 11, 2014
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