paliokariolis

Paliokariolis in greek comes from two words.
Palios=old and kariolis which means something like the female slut.

O alex einai paliokariolis
Rawan says:Alex paliokarioli!

by daneleas February 7, 2009

palm grease

n. a small cash bribe. Usually employed at night clubs, restaurants, hotels, etc. in attempt to garner favored treatment.

If we can't get a table, we'll have to use some palm grease.

by AsInWreck June 14, 2009

Palinist

Pejorative term originally used to describe any supporter of former Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin. Although originally used by the political left to describe someone with narrow yet oxymoronically undefinable views, the word has since become a blanket term for 'idiot' used by both the political left and right.

"I think healthcare is fine the way it is."
"Oh, well, what specifically do you like about the current system?"
"I dunno."
"You're a freakin' Palinist. Go listen to Rush Limbaugh."

by Billy McDoogle February 20, 2010

Palm Island Ice Tea

much like a long island ice tea, except for use of natives of palm island, just off of far North Queensland, Australia.

the drink consists of a mixture of ingredients usually drank by indiginous Australians. ingredients: metho (metholated spirits), VB (victoria bitter), goon(wine) and Bundaberg Rum.

Tony: hey that guy looks so smashed

Bill: yeah that's gordon flabawabjabnunganoonga, he's probably been drinking a palm island ice tea

by hazzahmacca October 21, 2009

Palined

Palined-Verb-To make a decision and the outcome is a catastrophe.

Because McCain chose Sarah Palin for VP he got palined at the 2008 elections.

BP keeps getting palined by all these failed attemps to deal with the oil spill.

by myshotguntohead June 5, 2010

Palmbien

Combination of Palm and Ambien: Using masturbation as a way to lull yourself to sleep.

I couldn't fall asleep until I whipped out my dick and took some Palmbien.

by EatTheMoney December 2, 2010

Palpak Tagalog

A rare dialect of Tagalog spoken by ninjatwins in the Facebook region. Contains such ancient, untranslatable words as "discochan" and "#bi-panaloing"

(300 comments later) What the hell are Holly and Kate saying? I can't understand them.

Don't bother. They're speaking Palpak Tagalog

by Hollylujah July 26, 2011