pavlovsing

Verb. pav-LAWV-sing. To hear music and spontaneously break out into song with no conscious thought, no inhibition, no volume control, and absolutely no regard for anyone within earshot. The word is a conjunction of "Pavlov" + "loves to sing".

You kids better go outside and play for a while, Mommy is pavlovsing to 1980's classic rock songs again while she cleans the house.

pavlovsing by jhlewis26 July 31, 2026

PavlovInLaws

Bringing a high quality dessert when you meet his/her parents and keep doing it every time you see them.

Even if they hate you, they will always be happy when they hear your name!

Can’t Fail!

PAVLOVINLAWWWWSSSSS!!!!!

Wesley Snipes knew that with PavlovInLaws and that Italian Gelato shop he was certain to get the Klansmen’s blessing to take his daughters hand in marriage. And thats how racism was cured in America.

PavlovInLaws by Nevetsshelton January 21, 2021

Pavloving

The subtle art of conditioning someone — intentionally or not — to associate a specific action, word, or situation with a particular feeling, craving, or behavior. Inspired by the OG behaviorist Ivan Pavlov and his famously drooling dogs, Pavloving is basically psychological sorcery in everyday life.

“I gave him a glass of water every time we met — now the dude gets thirsty just seeing me. That’s premium Pavloving.”

“Text her ‘good morning’ daily and soon enough, she’ll wake up expecting it. Classic Pavloving.”

“He plays that one song every time we drive — now I’m Pavloved into missing him when it plays elsewhere. Ugh.”

Pavloving by Deivam Usopp July 15, 2025