permulate 

A perm and a mullet put together

Erics permulate was done at one of the best 80's hair dressers

permulate by mugsy1968 January 5, 2011

permatemp 

A temporary employee who has beeen exploited for a long duration of time in the workplace, doing the same task as full-time employees, but not receiving company benefits.

Being a permatemp is awesome because I get to grab my ankles all day.

permatemp by The Tank January 14, 2004

Perculator

A Percocet drug addict

(Man 1): bro your such a perculator

(Man 2): *has seizure*

Perculator by Strawberry milk man March 26, 2021

permatern 

Someone who seems to permanently work for free or a stipend because they can't secure a paid position.

"Do you have a job yet?"
"Nope, just permaterning until the economy turns up."

permatern by batria June 15, 2009

permullet 

Having both a perm, and a mullet haircut.

A Kentucky waterfall, Mississippi mudflap, hall & oates up front/ billy ray out back, old school Geraldo Rivera, the dragon slayer, the Hasselfoff, the redneck rollback, the 30-10-60 (30% up top, 10% on the sides, 60% out back), the morgantown miner, the business/casual, the whale tail, the carnie,

A haircut designed to pull tail. The most magnetic haircut on Earth, not one female can resist the permullet, its MINT!

Barber: "how would you like your haircut Casey?"

Casey: "you've seen the show DOG the Bounty Hunter, right?"

Barber: "Yes"

Casey: "I want to look as mint as he does, he's my idol with that permullet"

Barber: "he's a tool"

permullet by rileyriley April 28, 2010

permulke 

A word used to describe the bald spot left on the crown of a Jewish man's head from constant yarmulke wear.

Combination of Yarmulke and Permanent

After temple he removed his Yarmulke only to reveal a large, circular permulke. How sad.

permulke by Bubbles04 January 19, 2009

periclated 

Function: adjective
Etymology: pseaudo-Latin periclatus, from past participle of Xavierescense grow old, become disused, perhaps from ob- toward + solEre to be accustomed.

1 a : no longer in use or no longer useful b : of a kind or style no longer current : OLD-FASHIONED
2 of a plant or animal part : indistinct or imperfect as compared with a corresponding part in related organisms :

1) These clothes are periclated.
2) That mullet is periclated.

periclated by Xavier (Professor X) Rustom May 15, 2005