Palagi

/pɑ lʌŋɪ/ pa - lah - ngi

"Palagi" is Samoan for "Foreigner", it is mostly used to refer to Caucasian people.

Person 1: "See that Palagi over there?"
Person 2: "Yeah I see him."

by Zazmeister November 14, 2019

Palak

Angel between us humans her smile so beautiful that it will remind in your mind for a year her honey brown eyes , silly things she do for fun , this girl can manupalate anyone fall in love with her like I do to her , she is so perfectly made piece 😂, her her her is justt 😭😭😭😭😭😭 unforgettable da girl owns my heart , palaks are very important never lose them

Beutiful ur name is palak o wot'

by Bujjie November 24, 2021

Smol ting parlance

A variance of the English language made popular by the cryptotwitter OG @insersebrah. Smol ting parlance is mostly practiced in tweets by @inversebrah and subsequent replies to them. The language is characterised by a minimalistic sentence structure, heavy use of shorthand and acronyms, while eliminating most of the formal punctuation, and prepositions. Recent evolution has seen elements of wassie terminology like swh (shaking wassie’s head) being used extensively in smol ting parlance.

You can see an example of smol ting parlance in this @inversebrah tweet: “iz oke your coin wil punp to”

by Crypto KKG September 10, 2021

Harris Crystal Palace

The deadest school ever, the yr 11s are one of the neekiest kids ever and the teachers are just wafflers like mr slade i hope someone catches Corona and the school has to close

Im in Harris Crystal Palace

by T1.Sav March 15, 2020

pala buto

shorter version of kepala butp which literally means dick head in malay ;)

your pala buto = your dickhead

by YourTypicalIndianBruh September 1, 2018

poole palace

A popular dance where you bend your knees and rock your hips. It blew up along with the popular 'lean wit it rock wit it' and goes along with a song named 'DO IT' by an artist named bhi.
It is also a club in ATLANTA which the dance was originated.

"bend ya knees, rock ya hips, do the poole palace"

by VALERiE May 17, 2006

palagmaga

A person who is clumsy in movement or action, often falling over unceremoniously or spilling drinks whilst at once remaining mysteriously unscathed yet primed for the next inelegant mishap.

Derived from the middle eastern phrase 'clumsy camel'.

She was happily walking along when, all of a sudden, she fell down a flight of stairs. She then dusted herself off and continued on her way. What a Palagmaga!

by Xephil Onjon January 15, 2008