peregination

A word which modern dictionaries fail to include, yet appears in popular literary translations.

"These pereginations are incalculable" (Kafka, pp159 Schocken 2nd-ed.)

by Able July 8, 2004

peregrination

the act of walking arround for a very long time, usually resulting in boredom or getting lost, made pointless after the invention of the hoarse and later the car

the young lad set out for a day of peregrination, and he was very excited untill he realized that his favorite jordans ahd been snaked, then he grabbed his glock and went postal on his family and his neighbor's dog, see what happenes when some one touches my.... i mean his jordans, GOD.

by QWERTY May 20, 2003

peregrination

Most commonly used as a noun- travel form one place to another, especially on foot.

Less commonly used as a verb- the process of transitioning into a peregrine falcon.

Becky's family tentatively began building a giant nest in light of the early signs of her peregrination.

by LEXI the CON artist May 23, 2017

penagination

A common delusion, typically in older males, where their supposed sexual exploits are recounted time and again, often increasing in detail and sexual content with each retelling, typically much to the dismay of the lister. Known to occur occasionally in gender confused females.

Jon: Walter really has a lot of stories about his exploits with European women when he was a tour guide in Iran.

Bob: Ha! Iranian tour guide? Were all those babes touring nuke plants and terrorist training camps?

Jon: Yeah, I guess poor old Wally really just has a bad case of penagination as well as halitosis.

Bob: Wonder if he weighed 300 pounds back then too?

by SC_HICK_69 June 10, 2010

peregrination

A country of the lost and wandering.

America after the fall became a peregrination, so many souls, trying to find their way back to a life that once was and would never again be.

by Monkey's Dad March 13, 2020