The Portuguese Goodbye refers to a parting of ways that unfolds in stages over tens of minutes, typically involving different people taking turns reviving and extending a conversation that only appears to all non-Portuguese participants as having already reached its natural conclusion.
The way my Portuguese in-laws say goodbye after Sunday dinner typically takes 30 minutes from the first 'we need to go' to the rest of the family encircling their car in the driveway to wave at them while they disappear over the horizon - "the portuguese goodbye" par excellence.
by SalvyZ August 11, 2022
"The Portuguese Goodbye" refers to a parting of ways that unfolds slowly over tens of minutes, typically involving different people taking turns reviving and extending a conversation that appears to all non-Portuguese participants as having already reached its natural conclusion.
"I learned about the Portuguese Goodbye by watching my in-laws take 30 to 45 minutes to say goodbye to one another at conclusion of Sunday dinners."
by SalvyZ August 11, 2022
by RockyCanoa March 7, 2023
The nickname given to my idol pris pendu.
The Portuguese ghost is always found around the poor towns of Luxembourg and andorra.
The Portuguese ghost is always found around the poor towns of Luxembourg and andorra.
by The ghost Pris December 31, 2022
When you cum in a girl's eyes and face and smack her ears simultaneous, similar to a Russian Flashbang, then just run away (assumingly to play football)
Dude 1: She wanted me to stay, but I gave her a Portuguese Flashbang because I had a match with the boys!
Dude 2: True bro right here!
Dude 2: True bro right here!
by averageportuguesedude October 26, 2022
Used to describe someone who is incredibly physically attractive, even if they are not of Portuguese descent.
“Did you see Charles and Charlotte broke up? I bet he’s having a rough time, she was really portuguese!”
by User9729736726837 January 25, 2023
by Twistedmed141 October 27, 2023