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Pandicament 

Pan·dic·a·ment
/ˈpanˈdikəmənt/

noun
1.
a difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing pandemic such as Covid-19
2.
world changing catastrophy followed by bumbling and counterproductive government response.
" Trump got us fucked up on unemployment with this motherfucking pandicament!"
1. "How will we ever get out of this pandicament?"
2." Trump got us fucked up on unemployment with this motherfucking pandicament!"
Pandicament by Dr.Mantis May 12, 2020

panicado 

When you panic in a situation and throw an avocado to solve it
Her dick was bigger than mine so I threw a panicado
panicado by Morz696969 June 2, 2017

panicatthediscoism 

the worship of panic! at the disco and everything about them. faithful followers are worshippers of the holy book, "a fever you can't sweat out." the rituals of this religion include attending regular concerts and singing panic! songs on a regular basis. amen.
panicatthediscoism will take the world by storm.
panicatthediscoism by hallistork September 16, 2006

pandication 

incredible addiction and dedication to panda express, especially their all too tasty orange chicken
Brad has so much pandication that he always has to finish his double order of orange chicken, even if he knows that he'll throw up afterwards.
pandication by BLAGexpress March 13, 2009
1. A pancake shaped as a panti.

2. VB's & Mahen's definition for a womens punani

3. Ambiguous (what ever sexual thing they think it is)
1. I would like some panticakes.

2.1 feel like some panticakes
2.1 Can I see your panticake

3. panticake

panicaked 

panicking, but with or about cake. Cake maybe present or merely in thought of the person panicking.
"My brother's spent all morning on ODST then panicaked because he has stuff to do"

"He totally panicaked about the ingredients"

"They panicaked to new levels with 124 pink iced buns"
panicaked by autumn_phyre September 22, 2009
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