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To breathe rapidly and heavily, especially after engaging in strenuous activity such as exercise.
Dogs tend to do this a lot, as they do not sweat.
Man, after hiking all the way up that canyon, I was panting heavily. I was tired.
Having a mood of no worries and being carefree
No problems
Mood: no pants
Her: how's it going
Him: i have no homework due tomorrow so it's a no pants day
A complete loser who has literally no idea he is being made fun of behind his back. A total fool oblivious to anything and everything in life.
Example A
"The Pants won't wear shorts to practice."
"Doesn't he understand that you HAVE to wear shorts?"
Example B
"Hey guys, what's a 'Badonkadonk'?"
1. a random expression used to answer "where"
2.a question to ask when somebody says something u dont care about
1. Fredrick: Where the hell did leave the iron??
Billy: In the pants
2. Martha: I can't beleive i lost my goldfish...
George: In the pants?
When you have desire for something
I'm panting for a drink (I'm so thirsty)
In place of any word deemed innapropriate or foul, use the word "pants". This allows you to get your intentions across, but allows for some humor and a clean mouth as well. Grandma panties is derivitive of pants and is a very bad insult that can mean whatever you wish it to mean, as long as it was originally supposed to be innapropriate.
1. Go to pants!
2. Pants you!
3. Pants off!
4. I'm getting pantsed.
5. You're a pants!
6. I just took a huge pants.
7. Pants, you lookin' gooood!
8. That was pantsing stupid!
9. You're a pants pantsing pants who pantses every pantsing pants that pantsing comes your pantsing way, therefore you and your pantsing pants should go to pants!
10. You're a pair of grandma panties!
An exclusive Facebook group of superior people, fashioned for only the most skilled of Facebook creeps and wierdos in homage to the holy garment, Pants. It is a safe-haven where creeping and excessive liking and commenting is socially acceptable, and where its members may act out un-judged.
Note: may be used in Noun form (referring to the group, Pants!), or as a Verb (ie to Pants!, meaning to do anything related to the group). Adjective and Adverb form pending.
I just got added to Pants! This is the most amazing day of my life! Finally I belong somewhere special. I Pantsed all night long to celebrate! All hail Pants!