Pathik
Name belonging to a rich person with too much money, this person usually owns a house or two worth over two million dollars
Pathik by cooltableten May 17, 2009
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war pathing
The act of being confrontational to everyone you interact with during a given time period i.e. the verb for being "on a war path".
This morning I decided I wasn't going to hold back my feelings about what's been happening at work so I've been war pathing all day.
war pathing by Mr. Franko November 17, 2009
Pathak
Pathak usually refers to a person that can be called a legend. Another use for pathak can be a person that is good at everything and is just overall talented and makes a great friend.
Pathak by Official dictionary member May 14, 2020
Patrik
Patrik is a good looking guy/kid that gets girls easily. You might think that it is good but it's not. Patrik commits to many relationships with very good friends which eventually destroys their bond. Patrik is cool naturally, has a good sense of humor and has lots of friends. Patrik is all Nike and does not make gangs to make himself look good. And yes about every sentence in this description starts with Patrik.
Patrik by Krabbypatty333 June 15, 2018
pathicc
the act of being thick and petite at the same time. this can only be achived in a persons dreams of becoming. this is a very rare trait to acquire and affects one in every 8 billion people.
pathicc by offsidefeline August 7, 2017
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