pal•op (păl-ŏp)
adj.
1. Pretending to have knowledge; generally in an attempt to impress.
2. Haughty (scornfully and condescendingly proud); Snobbish, about knowing something before someone else.
adj.
1. Pretending to have knowledge; generally in an attempt to impress.
2. Haughty (scornfully and condescendingly proud); Snobbish, about knowing something before someone else.
"Acting palop isn’t going to help him.”
“Does he not see the irony in being palop in every sense of the word?”
{Person A (setting): “You seriously didn’t know that?! WOW.” Person B (example): “Don’t be palop”}
“Why is she always palop when I don’t know something?”
"The man down the road is poor at socializing. He is always being palop. He wishes he was a know it all, so he pretends to be one. He acts like a reassured authority whenever possible; even at the expense of being fairly uncertain, completely guessing, and often wrong. He might happily interrupt someone to correct them on an established fact, so he can substitute in something he's entirely made up."
{Person A (setting): “Resting Jack Rabbits have a heart rate 4 times faster than resting humans.” Person B (example): “Are you being palop?”}
Synonyms: cavalier, arrogant, poser, snobbish, obtuse
Antonyms: considerate, honest, humble, tactful, polite
Palopper noun
“That man is the biggest palopper I know”
Palopping verb
“She was palopping the whole night”
Palopperness noun
“look at that palopperness”
Paloply adverb
“See them paloply carrying about”
Mnemonic Acronym
Presumptuous, Arrogant, Lying, Obtuse, Person.
“Does he not see the irony in being palop in every sense of the word?”
{Person A (setting): “You seriously didn’t know that?! WOW.” Person B (example): “Don’t be palop”}
“Why is she always palop when I don’t know something?”
"The man down the road is poor at socializing. He is always being palop. He wishes he was a know it all, so he pretends to be one. He acts like a reassured authority whenever possible; even at the expense of being fairly uncertain, completely guessing, and often wrong. He might happily interrupt someone to correct them on an established fact, so he can substitute in something he's entirely made up."
{Person A (setting): “Resting Jack Rabbits have a heart rate 4 times faster than resting humans.” Person B (example): “Are you being palop?”}
Synonyms: cavalier, arrogant, poser, snobbish, obtuse
Antonyms: considerate, honest, humble, tactful, polite
Palopper noun
“That man is the biggest palopper I know”
Palopping verb
“She was palopping the whole night”
Palopperness noun
“look at that palopperness”
Paloply adverb
“See them paloply carrying about”
Mnemonic Acronym
Presumptuous, Arrogant, Lying, Obtuse, Person.
by Grey Pawn June 15, 2017
Get the Palop mug.The asshole act of parking across two parks, when there is clearly room for two cars. Thus, the person parking the car is the only one who can fit in the space denying any other potential motorists the ability to park in the busy street. Could also be used for strategic purposes so that others can't park to close and damage your precious commodore.
Example 1:
Mate 1: How'd you go getting a park in Campbell St today?
Mate 2: No good, some selfish cunt papaparked and I had to park miles away.
Example 2:
Wog 1: Hey bro, mynt car! Aren't you worried about people parking too close at MK and scratching your car?
Wog 2: Nah bro, all good. I always papapark, it's mynt.
Mate 1: How'd you go getting a park in Campbell St today?
Mate 2: No good, some selfish cunt papaparked and I had to park miles away.
Example 2:
Wog 1: Hey bro, mynt car! Aren't you worried about people parking too close at MK and scratching your car?
Wog 2: Nah bro, all good. I always papapark, it's mynt.
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pronounced: pa-poy
A common word used by small yellow creatures. These creatures can be found in moving pictures and movies such as dispicable me. In this yellow creature's language, the word 'papoi' means 'toy' or 'unicorn toy'.
A common word used by small yellow creatures. These creatures can be found in moving pictures and movies such as dispicable me. In this yellow creature's language, the word 'papoi' means 'toy' or 'unicorn toy'.
im sorry unicorn fan club, I would like to bring to your attention that the collection of papois that we had in the front display case have gone missing
by rilesluhvsyuhh July 27, 2011
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Translated as "All-seeing", Panopticon is a photographic term, first coined by UK based artist, Ruski. It is used to describe a particular style of 360° panoramic images, rendered in a stereographic projection, such that the entire scene surrounds a central vantage point.
The unique perspective generated is instantly recognisable, though can sometimes be mistaken for fish-eye images. Photographs from outside, appear like a little planet, wheras indoor scenes can be transformed with ceiling structures encircling the scene.
The term was inspired by the original use in prison design, where the cells, and the prisoners within, all surround and are visible from a single central spot.
Translated as "All-seeing", Panopticon is a photographic term, first coined by UK based artist, Ruski. It is used to describe a particular style of 360° panoramic images, rendered in a stereographic projection, such that the entire scene surrounds a central vantage point.
The unique perspective generated is instantly recognisable, though can sometimes be mistaken for fish-eye images. Photographs from outside, appear like a little planet, wheras indoor scenes can be transformed with ceiling structures encircling the scene.
The term was inspired by the original use in prison design, where the cells, and the prisoners within, all surround and are visible from a single central spot.
"During the 27th Art of Norwich exhibition, Ruski coined the term "Panopticon", to describe a unique style of photography."
"Wow, look at that awesome panopticon photograph"
"Wow, look at that awesome panopticon photograph"
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Get the Pappadee mug.A word coming from the PC-game "Monkey Island 3: Curse of Monkey Island".
It's a humorous 2D-animated game about Pirates, with the main character named Guybrush Threepwood.
"Papapishu!" is beeing said when Guybrush gets trapped in some quicksand, and needs to get a thorn from a nearby plant to continue and get out the quicksand.
When he gets the thorn he gets pricked by it and he says "Ah! Papapishu!".
However: He only says "Papapishu!" when you read a sign next to the thorn-plant, wich says the following:
-Papapishu Bush: This bush derives it's name from a native word meaning "Ouch".-
From that point on in the game, every time Guybrush is supposed to say "Ouch!", he says "Papapishu!" instead.
It's a humorous 2D-animated game about Pirates, with the main character named Guybrush Threepwood.
"Papapishu!" is beeing said when Guybrush gets trapped in some quicksand, and needs to get a thorn from a nearby plant to continue and get out the quicksand.
When he gets the thorn he gets pricked by it and he says "Ah! Papapishu!".
However: He only says "Papapishu!" when you read a sign next to the thorn-plant, wich says the following:
-Papapishu Bush: This bush derives it's name from a native word meaning "Ouch".-
From that point on in the game, every time Guybrush is supposed to say "Ouch!", he says "Papapishu!" instead.
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