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pantologist 

A pantologist is jack-of-all trades; one who likes to learn about many different things. Why specialize in one thing when there's so much more you could do? That would be boring.
My major is undecided because I'm such a pantologist at heart.
pantologist by Mzttbupf May 8, 2018
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Pintology 

The belief that beer is the solution to every problem.
- If Kim Jong-Il had a pint of lager, everything would be fine.

- Really?

- Yes, classic pintology.
Pintology by Somer Bimpson December 15, 2010
a guy who cant get us
timbron: pistolo cant get us
jim:HE CAN GET US DUMBASS
pistolo by lakakakaka November 2, 2022

pintooligon 

Me and my friends made this word up in maths because we didn't know what the actual word was. A pintooligon in a 100 sided shape. Well it is now. :)
Me: Whats a 100 sided shape called?
My Friend Steph: Ummmm lets call it a Pintooligon

Then we drew one in the back of my homework planner :)
pintooligon by ImASmolBean:) October 31, 2018

pitology 

It is simply the study of pits. Of course, a pitlologist must pick a field to specialize in (e.g., watermelon pits, BBQ pits, or the study of pitiful situations and puns).
When I grow up I want to study pitology since I'm so good at falling into them. I'm going to study pits in the Amazon, Aztec ruins, ancient Buddhist temples, and various tombs in Egypt and India.

Pintology 

The studying of the pint
Dan: Hey John, Would you consider yourself religious?
John: Yes, I'm very much into my Pintology. Pint orrr?
Pintology by the durs April 2, 2015
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