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ponedemonium 

The act of tweens using the word {poned} at an accelerated rate after hearing it on disneychannel.
girl: omg! demi lovato got poned by this girl who poned miley cyrus after being poned!
me: WTF?This is ponedemonium!
ponedemonium by Goobers~;) August 17, 2009
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Pandemonium 

Absolute chaos as it was foreseen by the forbidden one; junior the morningsnout (june wick, “junifer morningsnout, “j bravo”, etc)

For junior nothing is more beautiful than seeing the fall of mankind and society as a whole so long as the world bleeds and crumbles as the earth becomes juniors to inherit and his children reign free to do as they please……

Aka “the padre of pandemonium” junior the egomaniac is, as known without a doubt.

Pandemonium is what junior stands for since this is the same kid who will choose chaos over love despite countless thotties thirsting for him in his DMs
Junior grimes is TOTAL pandemonium
Pandemonium by Outlooker of omens November 29, 2021

Padre of pandemonium

the father (padre) of disorganized menace, the progenitor of destruction, etc

Junior the son is ALSO synonymous with his title as the padre of pandemonium, for he enjoys chaos as the pleasure is always his/her when the torment presents itself.

No one takes greater joy in the suffering of others and misfortune than the padre himself
EXAMPLE:

Junior is the padre of pandemonium

If there’s a father of lawfulness and sanctity then junior is most definitely the father of pandemonium, if not then junior’s FATHER HIMSELF IS

Junior and the father are often interchangeable regardless, one in one.

“For one To attempt to establish order is to provoke and challenge the padre of pandemonium”

“If one refuses to accept chaos and misery then it’s apparent that they will attempt to court the padre of pandemonium”

“You do not allow chaos or hell without the padre of pandemonium”

“There is no pandemonium without the padre”
Padre of pandemonium by AB💿EFG February 5, 2022

pandemonium 

When all fucking hell breaks loose.
If Tad would have forgot to bring the beer to the golf course it would have been fucking pandemonium....
pandemonium by d bo April 22, 2004

Pandemonium 

The capital of Hell in John Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost: "Pandemonium, the High Capital, of Satan and his Peers".
Humanity collapsing into chaos from a rampant and uncontrollable pandemic.
Almost broken by another 12-hour nursing shift, she could foresee a world devastated by the pandemic, ungoverned civilization - what was left of it - thrown into Pandemonium.
Pandemonium by Monkey's Dad April 10, 2020

Pandemonium 

The best party at San Diego State University, held by none other than the gentlemen of Phi Kappa Theta.
Experience Pandemonium this April!
Pandemonium by SDSU 2009 February 20, 2009

pandemonium whale 

n.- term denoting the absurdity or craziness of an event. related to insanity manatee, but not by birth, because they are different species.
Background: coined after two friends saw a child dressed in a whale outfit, wreaking havoc.
A: "You won't believe who I saw today. Anna Nicole Smith, helping an old lady down the street!"
B: "Insanity manatee!"
A: "Pandemonium whale!"
B: "Totally...."
pandemonium whale by May November 23, 2004
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green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.

Rashness with little concern of consequence.

Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare

"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."

- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
"How did you end up in jail?"

"Salad days, 'nuf said."
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