proxun

Hemorrhoid Cream for people with mad hemorrhoids.

Man I need some proxun in my ass, I got mad hemorrhoids.

by lorddeaththeory July 12, 2023

ad profundis

A latin word that the Black Prior yell out meaning “Into The Abyss” as they flip you over them with their shield and slicing you when you fall down.

“Venit ad me. Ad profundis!” The black prior says as you get shitwhipped towards the depths of oblivion.

by QTipper July 25, 2019

Ad Profundis

The last thing you hear before Black Prior flips you over and fucks your shit up by letting the dakhness consume you.

'Ad profundis', Black Prior said, as he disposed of the filthy weeaboo's body into the dakhness.

by Duck Cock Expert MrFister December 18, 2019

pronunciation chickenshit

worried whether to use what you know to be the proper pronunciation of a name and seem pretentious to some, or to use the name’s more common mispronunciation and seem a dunce to others

I’m always a pronunciation chickenshit when it comes to “Vincent van Gogh”.

by ΔиłĦ☼иצ ߀₡ʞ September 21, 2011

motoreturnus profundus

An inexplicable, curiously concerning behaviour frequently demonstrated by individuals with near-pathologic emotional, physical (and possibly spiritual) attachment to a specific vehicle, often a motorcycle--that, once relinquished either by sale or trade, creates such tremendous internal loss-aversion that any and all measures are taken to restore possession, often at financial detriment.

Ok, that's the FIFTH fuckin' time that he's either traded or sold that damn Harley only to chase down the new owner in remorse. Each time he's lost money, time and self-respect...but it sure is entertaining watching the motoreturnus profundus!

by YAWA May 5, 2017

proxending

The most evil, vile and the most heartless ending to a movie, story or game.

Wow, he did a proxending in Witcher 3. Even Gaunter O Dimm is afraid of him.

by funnyyellowdog December 21, 2021

professor pronunciation

The unusual pronunciation of common words by university professors.

My history professor says "Po-land" instead of "Poland." Is it really the land of the Po?

I thought "God" rhymed with "odd" but my professor says "Gah-haw-d" as if it had three syllables.

Dude, that's professor pronunciation; get used to it.

by chingaleta December 31, 2008