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A human so great the name is heard theoughout the nations but fuck with him and you will get fucked up he is a god beyond the understanding of humans
Sarah: Is that Pepitus

Mary: omg yeah he’s so hot!!!
pepitus by Young lord of the earth December 23, 2020
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A memelord french retard who shnarts and tells everyone about it as if it was their first trophy
Damn, you just shit your self? while farting? you're such a pepitux
Damn you're such a pepitux
pepitux by Edgelordmeme April 21, 2018
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peritus marinus 

Peritus Marinus male noun pe· ri· tus maˈri .nus pəˈrētəs mäˈri nʊs̠ plural Periti Marini
Peritus Marīna female noun pe· ri· tus maˈri .na pəˈrētəs mäˈri nä plural Periti Marinae

refers to

someone skilled, used as a consultant on matters related to seafaring.

an experienced mariner, or professor of nautical practice, engaged by some shipyards or ship owners, to contribute their practical knowledge (usually intuitive non-engineering knowledge) to ship design, or ship building supervision.

Etymology :

PERITUS is "an expert who advises and assists the hierarchy" using practical knowledge gained from experience, or a good man of worth having skills (usually difficult to acquire) in something practical

MARINUS means "of the sea" or "pertaining to the sea".
Ocean Rig ASA, the Norwegian owners hired Captain Kai as their Peritus Marinus on site, while semi submersible production oil rigs were being built for them at the Dalian shipyard.
peritus marinus by Knafla September 8, 2023
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