Painche could be used to gather the attention of a friend. This word dates back to the trapping days in southern Louisiana where many Cajun men would refer to others as “painche”. It is a slang for the word punch. It can be pronounced in various different ways. Now this word is used by drunken Louisiana people looking to keep the tradition alive
“Yo, painche, can you pass me that watermelon ice raz? I’m feenin for a good nic buzz.”
It can also be used like this:
“Dude, are you going to painche that ticket and down a bottle of crown?”
It can also be used like this:
“Dude, are you going to painche that ticket and down a bottle of crown?”
by CornandGrits55 August 09, 2024
A word used in common sentences to address a person in a cordial manner. While fishing it is a great way to get the attention of the person you are fishing with. It is a Cajun French word word used by many people in South Louisiana for generations before and in the future. There are various ways to pronounce the word and it is highly flexible in any slang. It is a word derived from the word punch.
Hey, Paunche’, can you grab me that bottle of Jack Daniels to start our bender?
Paunche’, get over here now. I just caught a toad of a bass!
Paunche’, get over here now. I just caught a toad of a bass!
by CornandGrits55 August 09, 2024