Pizzaterian
Pizzaterian by 281HDJ May 6, 2011
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Pizzaterian
Someone who orders standard Italian food (pizza or pasta) whenever they go out to eat, and complain when they go to a restaurant that doesn't offer it. These people are known to be unadventurous, or, in other words, boring.
Man, we went to the most incredible Asian restaurant last night but she still managed to order a penne pomodoro. She's such a bloody pizzaterian!
Pizzaterian by ksammy August 29, 2011
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pizzatarian
A person who claims to be a vegetarian because they don't eat meat, yet maintains an unhealthy diet of foods such as pizza.
From Regina Spektor's "Your Honor", off the album "Soviet Kitsch": "Gargle with peroxide, A steak for your eye, But I'm a pizzatarian so it's a frozen pizza pie".
pizzatarian by I Love Lamp December 10, 2008
Pizzarian
Pizzarian by Lunar.shxdee December 15, 2022
pizzatarian
A person who claims to be a vegetarian because they don't eat meat, yet maintains an unhealthy diet of foods such as pizza.
From Regina Spektor's "Your Honor", off the album "Soviet Kitsch": "Gargle with peroxide, A steak for your eye, But I'm a pizzatarian so it's a frozen pizza pie".
pizzatarian by I Love Lamp December 13, 2008
Neo-pizzarian
Low IQ non-pizzarian: “aren’t you going to eat that sandwich?”
High IQ Neo-pizzarian: “fuck no, it’s not pizza. I’m a neo-pizzarian, don’t you know?”
High IQ Neo-pizzarian: “fuck no, it’s not pizza. I’m a neo-pizzarian, don’t you know?”
Neo-pizzarian by anonymous May 16, 2023
Piscaterian
Hough Heffner is a piscaterian.
Bill Clinton is also a piscaterian.
Doug Fox is a MAJOR piscaterian.
Bill Clinton is also a piscaterian.
Doug Fox is a MAJOR piscaterian.
Piscaterian by snarebitchezzz October 13, 2009
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Bob: Literally 1984!
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Salad Days
green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.
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When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
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Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
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