The papaya trick lies herein. You take the papaya and say to a friend; would you like to see me do a trick with this papaya? Once the friend shows interest, you then tell the them to watch the papaya. Then while they're looking at the papaya and not you, you hit them over the head with it. You may then chuckle at their most amusing misfortune, act as if there was a lesson to be learned, appologize and kindly ask for forgiveness, or attempt to follow it up with a reprise of the same trick, it's really up to you.
When executing the papaya trick, make sure the papaya is ripe, but still firm enough to make the signature 'donk' sound as it connects with the unsuspecting victims cranium.
by p@$$ing thr.ugh January 22, 2010
by MZTAHH December 12, 2020
Sexual act of raising your girlfriend/wife/sister/cousin/any females legs together over your head and licking the tight pussy lips.
Man, my slutty girlfriend loves it when she catches me and her roommate eating papaya! Makes her feels like she was in college again at the frat house getting all the guys eating girls out!
by CBR_Rider February 21, 2018
Se refiere a conceptos muy profundos y sabios, pero para llegar a ellos tenés que atravesar una cubierta pegajosa y difícil (la papaya).
- "Soñé que todos éramos hermanos, nos tomábamos de las manos y recorríamos el Universo dentro de una bola naranja y gigante de fuego. Luego, chocamos y empezamos a girar sin control, al final paramos y encontramos la paz."
- "Tomá una papaya cósmica."
- "Tomá una papaya cósmica."
by ElvisBerger March 20, 2016
A Group of girls who dignify who, what they are. & their the best ever. People who go lololololo, & can catch & give the papaya fever.
They're part of the Papaya Tribe
by Papaya Tribe August 16, 2008
A code phrase for either Blaberus Discoid or Blaptica Dubia Roaches
These roach species are often raised by serious exotic animal keepers as a food source for their animals. The use of the code phrase is intended to avoid the use of the "red flag" word "ROACH" in an effort to keep women, neighbors, landlords and the general public (etc) from "freaking out" over their presence within the house. By eliminating and distancing the insects from the invasive pest that is the house cockroach, it is hoped that such insects will be greeted with a level of acceptance by the aforementioned groups or irrational humans.
These roach species are often raised by serious exotic animal keepers as a food source for their animals. The use of the code phrase is intended to avoid the use of the "red flag" word "ROACH" in an effort to keep women, neighbors, landlords and the general public (etc) from "freaking out" over their presence within the house. By eliminating and distancing the insects from the invasive pest that is the house cockroach, it is hoped that such insects will be greeted with a level of acceptance by the aforementioned groups or irrational humans.
Girlfriend: Honey, what are these that you're feeding to your chameleon?
Guy: Oh, they're "Hawaiian Papaya Flower Beetles" I started raising them because crickets got too expensive and they're healthier for the chameleons too!
Girlfriend: Do they eat papaya?
Guy: Yeah, They eat fresh fruit and flowers... so they can have babies, Aren't they cute?
Girlfriend: yeah,.. they are kinda cute...
Guy: Oh, they're "Hawaiian Papaya Flower Beetles" I started raising them because crickets got too expensive and they're healthier for the chameleons too!
Girlfriend: Do they eat papaya?
Guy: Yeah, They eat fresh fruit and flowers... so they can have babies, Aren't they cute?
Girlfriend: yeah,.. they are kinda cute...
by Ron Bueno October 18, 2007