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pashmam rikht 

Pashmam rikht is an irainian slang means: I lost my hairs.
"Pashm"mrans usless hairs on body and "rikht" means pouring but in this slang means losing.
When you are shocked you can say: pashmam rikht.
A:"BOOOOOO"
B: Pashmam rikht!!!

A:How was the exam?
B:Awful. Pashmam rikht.
pashmam rikht by A.778 May 29, 2019
Related Words
Rikh • rikha • ríkharður • Rikhav • rikhead • Rikhel • Rikhia • rikhil • rikhila • Rikhyo
Paul: your mums a slut

Billy: why would you say that man

paul: because shes a cunt

billy: omg man your such a rikhead
rikhead by nathan hill April 26, 2008
Loudest Indian kid in the room, has his way with the ladies. He is very smart and is likely to become class president.
You want a Rikhav as your friend!
Rikhav by Babygirlbenny July 24, 2021
If looks could kill you'd be dead just by looking at him , he's way too charming and HOTTER then you can ever imagine

His eyes are to fall for
Rikhil
rikhil by Secret psycho January 9, 2018

pashmam rikht 

Pashmam rikht is an irainian slang means: I lost my hairs.
"Pashm"mrans usless hairs on body and "rikht" means pouring but in this slang means losing.
When you are shocked you can say: pashmam rikht.
A:"BOOOOOO"
B: Pashmam rikht!!!
pashmam rikht by A.778 May 29, 2019
The most amazing man
Will make you think he’s a prick and asshole till you realise he has the softest heart inside and would do anything for the people he loves
Outside: roadman, inside: goofball
Work hard, play hard is his motto
Will push you to be the best version of yourself
Rikhel, are you sure? Yeah! He’s one of a kind.
Rikhel by bamboz November 23, 2021
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