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Pisscan
Pisscan by blue.monday November 21, 2010
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pisscan
(Also piss can) Canada and Northern USA (not sure if used in other places).
A fire extinguisher, usu. of the pressurised water type.
A fire extinguisher, usu. of the pressurised water type.
Pisscatorium
A room specifically designed and built for relieving ones bladder. Can also have receptacles for turtlehead removal
Pisscatorium by Wallman1001 August 7, 2009
Pisscunt
The dirty pig broke the suspects constitutional rights and is now whacking the ball and hoping to make par by finding something to charge him with in his trunk. what a pisscunt.
Pisscunt by SlagHammer December 27, 2014
pissantics
Now he says Ted Cruz' father assassinated JFK. Surely no one will vote for him after those kind of pissantics.
pissantics by such a Judge Reinhold January 31, 2018
pissant town
"That's the problem. That 4-0 result tonight was politics, nothing else. Whether you are involved directly or indirectly you have an effect. Because of a pissant town, this club will never win anything until you get rid of that crap.
pissant town by dbrt February 16, 2009
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