parichay

Parichay is name given to people who believe in themselves, who are motivated, they are hard worker. They also love Preeti.

He is focused on work, he is Parichay.

by lucfier26 November 27, 2021

Paribe

(Pronounced Para-bee). A Paris Hilton wannabe.

That rail thin, all attitude no substance girl wearing the faux Haute couture is such a Paribe!

by Paris Hilton - Not! March 17, 2008

pariare

"pariare" is a new neapolitan dialect word which means "to have fun" or "to mock" or "to tease".
that is the infinitive mood present tense form. its conjugation follows the 1st form, like all verbs ending in -are. naturally, it being a word from the neapolitan dialect, deals with the neapolitan corresponding forms.

"jamm a parià/pariare" = "let's have fun"
"chill te paréa 'n'cuoll" = "he mocks at you"
" e jà, sto parijann" = "c'mon, i'm just kidding"
"ajere ssera 'amm parijat" = "yesterday night we had a lot of fun"

by iPeP October 21, 2012

Parichat

She/he is a funny person and are a really good friend but also really breve ..and can fall in love too easy

Like when you are felling sad come too parichat beacuse he/she will make everything better!

by The_name_of_the_name December 12, 2016

parinishta

As the word 'Pari' suggests, she's a fairy, once she comes into your life, she'll brighten it up and make you feel happy. An amazing and cheerful friend, with footsteps so flighty it seems like she's flying.

Parinishta is one of the sweetest people I've met.

by heart smith August 29, 2018

Seasonal Pairing

Hooking up with anyone for a short term relationship for the sole purpose of making through the holiday season without being alone.

I got no sex from my seasonal pairing but I did get a new watch.

It’s week before thanksgiving and I have no seasonal pairing. Family dinner is going to be tough.

by Eaton Holgoode April 20, 2018

que lo parió

It's an expression usually used to damn something specially precise, but it's used too like a way to damn in general.
In some cases it's said to express a big surprise too.
"Que lo parió" literally means "what give birth it"

-¡Que lo parió! Ese hijo de puta se robó mi billetera.
Qué lo parió! That son of a bitch stoled my wallet.

-Perdí mi billetera...¡Qué lo parió!
I've lost my wallet...Qué lo parió!

_¡Qué lo parió! ¡Encontré mi billetera denuevo!
Que lo parió! I've found my wallet again!

by Juan Manuel May 17, 2006