Padoru

a word that would come from your weebs friend while christmas is coming, and it has no meaning

HASHIRE SORI YO KAZE NO YOU NI TSUKIMIHARA WO PADORU PADORU

by your weebs buddy November 13, 2018

Pagooter

a pagooter is one who enjoys pagooting or engaging in pagooting like activies.. in dummy terms a pagooter is a lame ass

you should urban dictionary "pagooter"

you freaking pagooter, and not just any pagooter your a loser pagooter !

you should make pagooter a definition in urbandictionary

by StonedTroll June 29, 2011

padlocked

Pilot slang. Being unable to take one's eyes off a target(enemy aircraft, escort package or some fine lady in a bar) for fear one will not be able to find it again.

Billy : ''Hey Johny, come and watch the game with us over here''
Johny: ''No way dude, I padlocked Ginger''

Gordon: ''Padlocked bogey, requesting protocol CHICANE''

by goldenb0y February 23, 2008

Padoru

A word you will hear it all month when start December. Just do it !

First day: "Hashire sori yo...~~"
Second day: "Kaze no you ni..."
Third day: Still padoru
Fourth...
Fif...
...
Christmas day: Padoru padoru ~~
Padoru padoru x3,14...
After that, I think you can feel it...

- Karl -

by Karl 'Lord' December 7, 2020

Padfoot

The nickname given to Sirius Black by his friends while in animagus form. Sirius took the form of a large black dog and was given the nickname "Padfoot" by his friends because of the dog's padded feet.
Sirius fought in the first Wizarding War in the Order of the Phoenix alongside his friends, but was later blamed for the death of James and Lily Potter and sent to Azkaban, to which he later escaped 12 years later.
Black dies by the hand of his cousin Bellatrix Lestrange and is pushed into the Veil by one of her curses.

Some other nicknames that Sirius has are: Black, Snuffles (by Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger)

"Mr Padfoot would like to register his astonishment that an idiot like that ever became a professor."

by Freakinzazz September 19, 2016

Padoru

A Japanese onomatopoeia for paddling. Most commonly used in the Japanese version of jingle bells

Hashire sori yo, kaze no you ni, tsukimihara wo, padoru padoru

by Tcor December 24, 2018

paddock basher

A crappy, beat up old car that is only used around a farm. usually not for work purposes, instead is used by the teenagers or kids of the farm to do skids in and totally destroy the car inside out. if you crash you paddock basher, its no big deal

City Slicker: hey bro can we do some skids in the paddock basher?

Farming teen: Sure, wanna use the toyota corolla or the mazda 323?

by mr bog December 8, 2010