perpitute

As attributed to Pimp C, this is a woman who prostitutes, yet, on occasion tried to project herself as presentable/respectable, fluctuating back and forth between and always remaining a prostitute. A prostitute who perpetrates as respectable.

I saw the perpitute on the stroll one night, Coached up at the Galleria the next.

by White Pimp 713 December 19, 2015

Nothing is true, Everything is permitted.

To say that nothing is true, is to realise that the foundations of society are fragile, and that we must be the shepherds of our own civilization. To say that everything is permitted. Is to understand that we are the architects of our actions, and that we must live with their consequences, whether glorious or tragic.

Decisions are easily made when one remembers nothing is true, everything is permitted.

by kaosmoker September 29, 2018

Pervitude

The aptitude an individual has for performing or acting upon perverted deeds.

The cat girl I was chatting with told me about her fetishes, she had an uncanny pervitude.

by Giermo July 4, 2011

Prepitate

To fart

I ate a lot of beans for dinner and now I have to prepitate.

by Sweett Dee November 1, 2010

Perpetute

A hybrid of a perpetrator and a prostitute.

Did you notice Kaylee throwing down that epic cockblock on you?

Yeah, she's been acting like a perpetute since I tobagganed her and never called back.

by DooberPizzle March 26, 2009

Nothing is true, Everything is permitted

The dictum of the Order of the Assassins, as heard in Assassins Creed 1 and 2. First spoken by Altair’s master Al Mualim, “Nothing is True” exhibits the cynicism that the Assassins carry towards religion and fantasy, while “Everything is Permitted” represents their dedication the Order and the brutality of their work.

The Assassins in Ubisoft’s AC are based off of a real group active during the Crusades, called the Hashshashins, from which the word “Assassin” is derived.

Altair: Nothing is true, Everything is permitted.

Al Mualim: Oh Yesh. *fistbump

by Al Muslimio January 23, 2011

peripitude

A reference to an inside joke, story, or event. Similar to, but more private than, a reference or allusion.

Dan inserted a peripitude into the middle of his speech and winked at Shane, knowing he was the only one in the crowd of thousands who got the joke.

by John Bowen February 29, 2008