phasterus 

(fa-stair-us) A noun that is used to fill in where needed, can mean anything that is wanted by the user.

Did you hear that David drives a Phasterus?
That looks like a phasterus.

phasterus by David L. [SM] July 2, 2006

Set phasers to stun

An oft heard phrase in any Star Trek movie or series. Setting phasers to stun indicates that the crew is not to engage in fatal action and thus only incapacitating the enemy for capture or to engage in diplomatic discussion after having achieved military superiority.

"Set phasers to stun!" - Any captain or ranking officer of Star Trek.

Set phasers to stun by MyZk0 January 10, 2012

Phisteris 

Anything you want it to be :)

"His feet are big, which means he has a huge phisteris."
"Let's go smoke some phisteris so you can relax."
"I beat that chick in and caught that phisteris, now i gotta go see a doctor."

Phisteris by Crunkdizzle October 5, 2011

phantmrust 

PhantmRust, or just Phantm, is the best Rust player on pc, he is whats called a "Chad" or an "Alpha". he triples betas like a mad man and sprays an ak like he cheats.

"What The Fuck! Im tripled from over 400 metres, must be that PhantmRust guy!

phantmrust by PhantmRust October 16, 2020

Plasters radio 

Covered in spunk

Paul “I saw Sharon’s holiday photos, in one of them she looks like a plasterers radio”

Chaz “ plasterers radio? Was she working while she was away?”

Paul “ that’s one way to put it, working her lips around plenty of cock and getting men to shoot their whack all over her”

Chaz “dirty old slag”

Plasters radio covered in seaman

Plasters radio by Paz1878 November 12, 2022

Face like a Plasters radio 

When you have a sack full and unload the lot over you partners face. They then have a face like a plasters radio.

I'd make her face like a plasters radio.

Face like a Plasters radio by akira1310 May 12, 2018

phesterus 

An appendage of dubious or unknown quality or origin.

"When I touched that buffarilla I couldn't tell what was down there, probably a butt-plug or some other phesterus."

phesterus by Ivan Johnson November 13, 2006