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Pasthole
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passhole
The idiot drivers that move steadily along, but suddenly increase speed when they wake up and realize you are passing them. If they succeed in blocking your opportunity to pass, they will immediately resume the former, annoying pace. If you pass them successfully, they will ride your bumper for a short time before returning to la-la land.
passhole by Paul Laibach May 1, 2004
Word of the Day on February 15, 2013
Pasthole
Someone who constantly lives in the past to the point it seems as if they are incapable of having a conversation without invoking it.
passhole
A driver who solicits road rage, either deliberately or from brainlessness, by remaining in the passing lane exactly adjacent to the vehicle in the lane beside them, thus preventing free flow of traffic.
Our trip had been so enjoyable, and making good time, until we ran into the passhole from Hell.
"Well, we should be there in a couple hours if we don't run into too many passholes along the way!"
road trip + passhole = road rage
"Well officer, as I saw it, could use the median to get around, or bring out my weapon of finite destruction to eliminate the passhole."
"Well, we should be there in a couple hours if we don't run into too many passholes along the way!"
road trip + passhole = road rage
"Well officer, as I saw it, could use the median to get around, or bring out my weapon of finite destruction to eliminate the passhole."
passhole by square-not have-not June 12, 2011
passhole aggressive
Coined from the terms of asshole and passive aggressive. The behavior that is exhibited by someone who is dissatisfied, uncooperative or unhappy but who doesn't want to be overtly mean or rude to the person who instigated their behavior. Instead the person just subtly behaving in a contrary way and not confronting the problem directly, he or she will be more likely to pass on their rage onto a innocent bystander.
It looks like Jacob is in his passhole aggressive mode again. After Sheila broke up with him, he unfriended 3 friends on Facebook, and not any of them have a clue as to why.
passhole aggressive by YumiSpewns December 2, 2014
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