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A mixture of the words Prat and Toto

Used to describe unbelievably short Prats that also happen to be Totos
"Oh golly yikes it's PraToto again!"
"We better skedaddle fore she notice us!"
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Patomouno 

Patomouno is a Greek slang. We use this word For describing a woman.she is propably got a big ass she is pretty and she got a nice body
When me and my friends see a beautiful girl we use to say "patomounooo"
Patomouno by Alitiko fime April 6, 2021

Protomong 

One who is beyond stupid, beyond retarded and beyond help.
Really, Mr Darcy', cried Elizabeth with exasperation 'You puzzle me exceedingly. Now wipe that dribble off your chin and the spunk off your pants you fucking protomong
Protomong by Spunky McPunk July 8, 2011

pratmobile 

A car which has been modified in such a way that the owner and his friends think it's the bee's knees but everybody else thinks it makes (usually) him or (rarely) her look a complete knob head. The typical pratmobile is a small, practical, inoffensive car such as a VW Polo, Ford Fiesta, Vauxhall Corsa, or even a Fiat Panda, that has had a seriously loud and illegal megaphone exhaust fitted and possibly dropped suspension, and is piloted by somebody who fondly imagines that he can drive like Lewis Hamilton. It may also be a larger family car that has been inappropriately tarted up.
Rodney (to Del Boy): "You take the van and I … no, I'll take the van and you take the pratmobile."
pratmobile by Beermat September 25, 2020

Protomorrow 

The day after tomorrow
The movie will come out protomorrow.
Protomorrow by Burgerlyobscure December 9, 2022
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