/pʰaɪˈse/ Short form of paiseh, meaning to feel embarrassed, shy, or to have shame. A common term used in Singapore and Malaysia (particularly in Singaporean English, or “Singlish”), where it can also be used to mean “sorry”. Of Hokkien origin, derived from 歹勢 歹势 (phái-sè, “embarrassed”). Rarely also spelt as “pai say”.
by boomdiada90 September 25, 2021
by TATBILBFAN December 05, 2018
i went on to htt ps:/ /my.urbandictionary. c o m/add.php to submit random things to annoy the website
why?
why not?
because its annoying someone and its not nice to annoy people
and do i care?
i hope
no.
why?
why not?
because its annoying someone and its not nice to annoy people
and do i care?
i hope
no.
by doge is me October 28, 2022
What da unreliable/obsolete satellite-navigation guidance often ends up being --- i.e., you get invalidly directed off onto some rough rutted seldom-used track dat only a sturdy 4WD vehicle could navigate!
Robin Williams' character in da comedy-film "RV" unwisely takes a JEEP-PS route dat causes him to get his huge rig high-centered on a rock.
by QuacksO May 01, 2022
by Beautyyyyyyyyyxx November 16, 2022