pagot

noun., The way Filipino people say fagot.

"I can't believe that Jim is a pagot."

by logikol May 15, 2008

Parco

1. An adorable nickname for an older brother that displays admiration.

"Parco, will you play a board game with us now?" Said little Maya and India when they spoke to their older brother.

by MayanIndians January 6, 2009

pardon my drip

Excuse me, my drip is too much for you to handle.

Ready my hip, pardon my drip, reach in my pocket I pull out your bitch.

by kingofdrip December 28, 2018

Pagoda

A band from New York featuring

Michael Pitt - Guitar/Vocals
Luca Amendolara - Bass
Ryan Donowho - Drums

Sounds a bit like Nirvana, but has its own unique sound. Their best known song is Death to Birth, which is featured in the movie Last Days.

Pagoda is releasing their debut album, House Of Worship, this July.

by grunge_is_dead May 2, 2006

parAOLnoia

The psychological online condition of thinking that someone on AOL actually gives a shit who you are and going to great lengths to protect your screen name by taking up every variation of that name and adding AOL accounts to JUST MAKE SURE someone cannot pose as you.

Having 5 aol accounts and 35 screen names that are variations of your original name. Using lower case l for "i" and the number "1". "Dus1 had worn out the l key on her key board due to her ParAOLnoia requiring her to have all the variations of her screen name taken".

by MeGeneric1 January 23, 2008

Pago Pago

The capital of American Samoa. American Samoa is a system of islands in the south Pacific that was aquired during American Imperialism. They were part of a pact with Germany.

I hope I can go to Pago Pago one day.

by Ron_Thornbrash May 20, 2005

Paragon poverty

See Paragon Security.

It is the condition of living in poverty but to the extreme. It is a special kind of poverty that you can only find while working for Paragon Security. The condition of being in Paragon poverty is having a full time job which you are working hard on long shifts, many being night shifts, while doing overtime constantly, and working weeks on end without any days off all at minimum wage, yet making somehow less than a Mc. Donald's employee.

Paragon Security: "Hey Mike you NEED to work tonight for a one hour shift. Don't worry we will pay you overtime."

Mike (Paragon Guard): "One hour? Are you crazy? I have just enough subway tickets to last me for the next week of work. I can't afford to come into work today! I'm living in Paragon poverty!"

by Matthew E December 1, 2007