PITCHAH
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pitchah
your mother screamed "pitchah" last night when i was nailing her.
we were in english class when we heard a loud "pitchah" coming from the teachers lounge.
we were in english class when we heard a loud "pitchah" coming from the teachers lounge.
pitchah by stevenlikesmen November 25, 2007
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PITCHAH • pitchshifter • pitcha • pitchables • pitchaman • Pitchaneen • Pitchapalooza • Pitchaptó • Pitcharva • Pitchasso
Pitchaw
noun. Pronunciation: pit-chaw
1. An onomatopoeia, likened to a war cry, used to exhibit success, dominance, or nonchalance over past, present, or future situations or scenarios.
2. An exclamatory phrase utilized to comically indicate pleasure or aloofness.
3. An utterance/bark designed to rally and substantiate the morales of individuals.
1. An onomatopoeia, likened to a war cry, used to exhibit success, dominance, or nonchalance over past, present, or future situations or scenarios.
2. An exclamatory phrase utilized to comically indicate pleasure or aloofness.
3. An utterance/bark designed to rally and substantiate the morales of individuals.
1. I didn't study for today's exam and I still managed to ace it, Pitchaw!
2. I didn't study for today's exam and I failed it, Pitchaw!
3. Pitchaw! Let's rock and roll!
4. That girl turned me down. Pitchaw! Onwards!
2. I didn't study for today's exam and I failed it, Pitchaw!
3. Pitchaw! Let's rock and roll!
4. That girl turned me down. Pitchaw! Onwards!
Pitchaw by ontaketake July 8, 2009
Pitchaya
Pitchaya by your friend schnipper October 22, 2019
pitchables
pitchables by Skerks May 9, 2009
pitchshifter
pitchshifter by Liam March 17, 2003
pitchatentatious
pitchatentatious by ilovepirates March 17, 2009
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A)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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B)
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