diss-pair

The best Splatoon band, containing the inkling bassist ikkan and octoling dj warabi.

I love diss-pair so much! Their music is so cool.

by photonphoton March 31, 2022

Paiton

Paiton is a smart loving person, he is kind, and knows his worth. Whenever you're down, he's always there to pick you back up. He never gives up, until it's right. There will be a time, where you don't want to lose him, when you get to know him. He can be goofy, yet mature. But you got to love him for it. He's trustworthy, and never lets anyone be so alone.💕

Me: I'm sad
Paiton: talk to me about it, I'm here for you

by Extralovehomies April 21, 2020

Oul pair

Parents. Used mainly in Ireland. From "Oul wan" meaning 'mother' and 'Oul lad' meaning 'father'. Combined, they are the 'oul pair'.

Jaysus, me oul pair are getting on me tits.

by BabyFat August 9, 2009

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

Grow a Pair

To tell someone that they have no testes (balls,gonads,fluff balls,milk machine,wables, or the things your mom sucks on)

Dude stop running and grow a Pair

by asjkgfyusdag May 11, 2008

pair annoyed

The disappointment of being small breasted.

Sophia: "Zoe, you look unhappy."

Zoe: (fixated on her own reflection): "Let's just say I'm pair annoyed."

Sophia: "Sounds like something right out of the Urban Dictionary."

Zoe: "Hmm..."

by Zoe B. September 12, 2011

que lo pario

Slang for saying "what the fuck". It literary means "who gave birth to it". Very popular among porteño spanish speaking people. It might express either surprise or anger, it hasn't got a very nice connotation

Eg.(a) A: Te enteraste de Roberto? Se casa...
B: Que lo pario, che! Es un boludo!
(A: Did u hear about Roberto? He's gettin' married...
B:WTF? What an asshole!)

(b) "Que lo pario, me corte el dedo"
(WTF! I cut my finger!)

by pEriktia May 21, 2006