The Pavarotti is a Australian $10 note.
this comes from the word tenner because pavarotti was a tenner Get it
this comes from the word tenner because pavarotti was a tenner Get it
by Russ April 11, 2003
A tenner (ten pounds or a ten-pound note). A wonderful covert pun I've taken from an article by Antonio Lillo.
by Duncan G April 23, 2010
The Pavarotti is when you climax right at the final 'Vincero' within Luciano Pavarotti's song "Nessum Dorma". Timing is crucial with this move and climax must be spot on.
by LibaA1 September 10, 2020
by penfluff June 22, 2006
by Kung-Fu Jesus April 30, 2004
A fanfiction written by LiveJournal user canniblaine. It's based around the FOX comedy/musical series, Glee, in which the character Blaine Anderson shoves a dead bird corpse up the ass of his boyfriend, Kurt Hummel.
I wish I was kidding.
I wish I was kidding.
The Pavarotti Protocol:
“Please kill me,” says Kurt, nails digging into the hardwood surface of the table he's bent over. “Please kill me now.”
Blaine doesn't think Kurt is actually suicidal, so it's okay. The other Warblers watch on with a disinterested air, standing in a circle around the scene. Blaine decides that Kurt's lamentations are spurred from the heat of the moment and the knowledge of what's about to come to him, so it's perfectly fine.
“Please kill me,” says Kurt, nails digging into the hardwood surface of the table he's bent over. “Please kill me now.”
Blaine doesn't think Kurt is actually suicidal, so it's okay. The other Warblers watch on with a disinterested air, standing in a circle around the scene. Blaine decides that Kurt's lamentations are spurred from the heat of the moment and the knowledge of what's about to come to him, so it's perfectly fine.
by Cupcake-Angels March 27, 2021
A hybrid form of the Spanish expression "arriba!" unleashed with unflinching and extended force, preferably with a vibrato-laced ending.
As they slowly rolled through the underground parking in near silence, Henry suddenly popped his head out the sunroof and unleashed a Pavarotti arriba, terrorizing small children and eliciting confused looks on the faces of nearby adults.
by cbjwthwm July 2, 2009