pittage

a slight to major collection of sweat in the arm pit area

After Maggie took a 5 mile run she noticed some pittage on her shirt.

by Penelope Madeline March 29, 2010

Pittage

An area in which many pits, pock marks, craters, dents, or dimples are found.

Dude her butt was suffering froms evere pittage.

by sonofabird August 1, 2008

pittage

What's that even mean?

"Just cause I draw you an image, don’t mean we’re kindling a friendship to last. You can’t think past your own pittage" - Zalinki (2020)

by shabbysinkalot May 16, 2025

tim pottage

Tim Pottage is a very sexy but narcissistic character from the notoriously sexualized tv drama "What A Meme". He persistently gropes other characters including "Susey McSustits" who ironically proclaims "What A Meme!" whenever Tim Pottage's sexual deviancies provoke other colleagues. Most notably in the Episode "The Kennel Club" Tim is caught dressed up in a dalmation costume flirting with another person, Susey attempts to say her catchphrase but Tim reacts tyrannically, resulting in one of the funniest scenes in television history.

"You're being such a Tim Pottage" Bill said as Ben stroked his leg

by GreatSauce February 9, 2018

pintage

A beer drinking session.

Martin: Post-work pintage?
Tomasz: Can't. Going to the cinema.

by Tomasz Minkowski June 9, 2007

Pottage

Soup of ye olde times, eaten by peasants. Made with anything and everything that was available.

"Ere, luv, chuck summore apple cores into that there pottage."

by OtterOne January 18, 2009

pittangel

verb 1. To live with someone of the opposite sex in a state of suspended engagement; not to marry in an official ceremony in protest of the current state laws forbidding marriage between individuals of the same sex.

Yeah, my girlfriend and I have six kids. But we're not married. Nah, we're pittangelled. It's a beautiful thing, man.

Yes, my son is to be pittangelled to his long time girlfriend. Finally. We're so excited for the both of them!

Baby, will you pittangel me?

I always cry at pittangelings.

by Michael R. Thomas September 21, 2006