Pata sucia

Spanish for "dirty foot" that's used in Latin America to insult someone by calling them Dirty/Gross (most of the times that's the case, but it can also be used sometimes just as an insult even if the person is clean). Mothers may call their children this a lot if they're not wearing some kind of shoes at home.

You can say "don't be Pata Sucia" or "don't be A Pata Sucia". Both are fine

by MaruchiXd August 8, 2021

Paragon Nova

A bug wich has a MLG personality.This bug is found in houses usually sitting in a chair.It also smells really nice so you might want to get close to it.It can become friends with a metal/steel object such as a spoon.On rare occasions it does play with a kootra .

Paragon Nova was playing with Sp00n yesterday.

by ParagoninthePentagon May 26, 2011

Paag

Paag is a headdress in Mithila , a part of Bihar. Paag is a symbol of honour and respect. Mithilalok Foundation has taken up the cudgels to advance the cause of paag all across the world.

To promote the cultural identity- 'paag' (headgear) that Mithila offers to us, 'Mithilalok', a Delhi-based organization committed to socio-cultural and economic development in Mithila, has taken up the cudgels to advance the cause.

by birbaljha June 16, 2016

paragod

term used to describe a paramedic that think's he/she know's more than another fellow paramedic(s), but in fact that person usally know's less than the other paramedic's he/she works with and is usally disliked by fellow medics.

medic1: ya all you know i had that pt under control.
medic2: the pt coded and died.
medic1: i still had that pt under contol noone could have ever done better than i did.
medic3: medic1 your such a paragod, a emt-b could have done better than what you did.

by nremt-p dan February 19, 2007

Paragon shift

A state of extreme perception, reflexes and dexterity. When one triggers or experiences a paragon shift, he or she knows exactly what to do, when to do it, and how to do it. He or she reaches the pinnacle of awesomeness and is, essentially, becomes awesome in every way. Anyone can trigger or experience the paragon shift in any situation. From a Navy SEAL who took out 5 commies with only his bare hands, to that guy sitting on his couch who just went 42-0 with only his XM8 Prototype in Battlefield Bad Company 2.

Matthew: Dude you literally juked their whole team and scored a touchdown.
John: What can I say, I had a paragon shift.

by The Inexistent May 2, 2011

five-paragraph essay

A widespread and mind-numbing writing appliance used by uncreative teachers and schools to spread dissatisfaction with writing among their students. Though "creative" five-paragraph essays have been written, the form is generally mandated by dull minds to make writing and thinking dull.

All five-paragraph essays begin with an introduction ("tell 'em what you're gonna tell 'em!") followed by three body paragraphs ("tell 'em!") and a frighteningly repetetive conclusion ("tell 'em what you told 'em!").

My teacher is making me write a five-paragraph essay on why I shouldn't think for myself and write creatively in school, but it's like way too boring.

by spenceronehalf December 15, 2005

Paraguayan-Twenty

When you gain twenty pounds after travelling alone on a month-long business trip.

Werner stared shamefully at his body, knowing that his paraguayan-twenty was a result of all the beer, meat and extra mayonnaise consumed while dining alone on his unsuccessful business trip.

by JF4 December 8, 2017