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Papou is the older wiser fisherman but not necessarily the most successful.
Theo is the Papou of our group, he'll show you how it's done.
Papou by whisperer January 27, 2009
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1. French Brayon slang: Used as a disparaging term for someone who is poor, that lacks personal hygiene, and has a lower level of intelligence than the norm.

2. Someone who sits on a bench in the hallway at school to eat lunch rather than sit at a table in the cafeteria like everybody else.
Hey Chet! Did you see Marcel put his head in the microwave yesterday to get a buzz? What a papou!

Where's the smoking area dude? Go through papou hall, walk down the stairs, and it's the first door to your right.
papou by valek November 10, 2007

Papooched 

I was papooched when this girl said she didn’t like chinchillas.
Papooched by j_depetris October 3, 2020
In Slovakia the noun papuca means slipper, babouche, softie shoe.
It is also name for a pub, where Melisko (the famous drunkard) drinks every day.
"Do Papuce ma volala!" (Melisko)
Mam len jednu papucu.

Translation: "She called me to Papuca!"
I only have one slipper.
papuca by Oliver P. January 20, 2008
It's a dummy word used as an alternative to "stuff".
Used by programmers when out of names for new project/file/folder/functions/variable

Can also be spelled as "Papoochas" "פפוכעס" "פפוחעס"
layout would look like:
"new folder" "new folder(2)" "temp" "stuff" "more stuff" "even more new stuff" "more stuff 2" "papuchas"

Also used as professional debugging tool:

print ("papuchas")

Error! branch "AnotherAttemptToFinishNewFeatureAgain" already exists
Error! file name "ProjectStuffLastChangesFinalFinal" Exists

Error! username "NoobMaster69420TheBoss" is already being used

Solution:

- Papuchas -
Papuchas by PajamaMasta47 February 21, 2022
A name in Hmong meaning golden flower. Who is wonderful, but sometimes lazy, but she is full of love. Sometimes she may hide things, but you can always open her up with honesty.
Gold flowers, Pakou
Pakou by Soojin June 10, 2011