Parpu

1. Indian who live in Malaysia but hardly speak Bahasa Melayu/ English but always want to show off that they are better than other.

2. Indian who always feels that they are oppressed but in reality, they are the one who is lazy with 3D traits (dream, drunk & drama)

3. Indian who cannot accept that everything happened in this world does not always revolved around them.

4. Indian who creates fuss on internet but actually tin kosong, talk without facts or fell live everyone is against them but in actual fact, no one gives a damn fact on their drama.

1. Minachi, don’t be such a parpu la. Go read a book and you will secure your medical school dream

2. Why you a so parpu? People are looking at us now because you are too loud.

by kanagi anba March 5, 2021

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papuca

In Slovakia the noun papuca means slipper, babouche, softie shoe.
It is also name for a pub, where Melisko (the famous drunkard) drinks every day.

"Do Papuce ma volala!" (Melisko)
Mam len jednu papucu.

Translation: "She called me to Papuca!"
I only have one slipper.

by Oliver P. January 20, 2008

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Papuchas

It's a dummy word used as an alternative to "stuff".
Used by programmers when out of names for new project/file/folder/functions/variable

Can also be spelled as "Papoochas" "פפוכעס" "פפוחעס"

layout would look like:
"new folder" "new folder(2)" "temp" "stuff" "more stuff" "even more new stuff" "more stuff 2" "papuchas"

Also used as professional debugging tool:

print ("papuchas")

Error! branch "AnotherAttemptToFinishNewFeatureAgain" already exists
Error! file name "ProjectStuffLastChangesFinalFinal" Exists

Error! username "NoobMaster69420TheBoss" is already being used

Solution:

- Papuchas -

by PajamaMasta47 February 21, 2022

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Papu

A spanish term originated in the facebook group "SDLG"
Can mean pal, bro or daddy if not in a friendly way.

Hola papu llego el más pro :vvv

by Dazaizai May 19, 2023

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Papučar

Papučar, pronounced papu-char. a medieval manservant, literally meaning “slipper boy” or “slipper man” in English. Used in balkan and certain eastern bloc nations, particularly in the countries of the former Yugoslavia.

It describes a devoted, supportive and doting husband or boyfriend who seemingly lives to be helpful. easy and giving.

Goes beyond just providing, yard work and doing maintenance. He probably does the dishes or laundry. enjoys cooking and brings his wife her slippers.

Similar but different to the concept of nebbish in ashkenazi culture.

Papučar can be used as either a term of endearment or derogatorily depending on context and the country.

compare with “nebbish” or “golden retriever energy”.

contrast with “henpecked” “or pussywhipped”.

note: the zoomer generation equates it to being a simp and started using the terms interchangeably.

jebeni papučar, nikad više ne izlazi (serbocroatian: fucking papuchar, he doesn’t go out anymore).
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jesh burrë? ose papuçar? (Albanian: are you a man? Or a papučar?)

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I’m a bit of a papučar, bro. I can’t help it, it’s just my temperament but atleast I found someone who appreciates it.
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moj dragi papučar (serbocroatian: my darling papučar)

by tomislavtheboss May 30, 2022