1 definition by Cherokee Shoot Long
Etymology: Derived from St. Papulus; a priest martyred during the persecutions of Diocletian.
In Peckham and Brixton, (rough areas of London), - 'Papulus' is an affirmative adjective that plays on the onomatopoeia of a gunshot: - "Pap pap."
In Peckham and Brixton, (rough areas of London), - 'Papulus' is an affirmative adjective that plays on the onomatopoeia of a gunshot: - "Pap pap."
"I'm not fabulous man... *I'm papulus...*"
'Pap' prefix may be accompanied by hand motions imitating a pistol.
'Pap' prefix may be accompanied by hand motions imitating a pistol.
by Cherokee Shoot Long October 18, 2010