bangkok padang

a flavor deriving from the house of Zhang

"Excuse me, but does this establishment carry any House of Zhang Bangkok Padang?"

(followed by confused look)

"Well then, fuck you. I'll have the chicken."

by JJ May 7, 2005

Pader

Queer, faggot. Englishized from the Bosnian "Padeur", which means the same thing.

Plural: Paders

Justin: You are such a pader, Spencer.
Spencer: No, I'm not a pader, Tom Cruise is the pader!
Steve: You're all paders!

by QuietSteve April 20, 2009

Paeng

The Filipino nickname for rafael. Paengs are usually overweight and have short attention spans. They often annoy their friends but are also very funny. they often have a face like a gorilla's. he is used to always being called stupid. They also often have very small penises.

"you're such a paeng!"

by JP_BIACH December 3, 2013

Paenis

^ This person is the biggest retard to walk the planet

Paenis is not a word, chopstick-lover is the worst racial slur ever. It's not even creative.

by Gilman Chatsworth November 26, 2003

Pacenta

What you call one who asks too many questions, when he already knows the answer, see also dumbass

jim asks chase what time it is, chase replies 6pm, jim walks over to dave, and asks dave the time, dave replies 6pm, once again jim walks over to another person. This time it jeff, he asks jeff the time of day, and jeff replies, dude dont be a pacenta

by TahoeMan98 February 1, 2005

Palende

Palende is the the particular topping that is on a pizza or a given food stuff, it has been known to be used in expressions of suprise. It like the fernande can be known as the P-ring

Oh my God Susan did you see the Palende on that?
Wow, I would really like to get my mouth round that P-ring!

by Geoff October 10, 2004

paenismus

Its the feeling of joy for avoiding pain or injury.

The world watches in wonder as the atomic calamity unfolds in Sendai, Japan. The sense of joy experienced, isn't schadenfreude, as many deeply empathize with the pain of the many thousands let bereft, cold homeless, and injured. This joy, is the considered joy of paenismus

by knedo April 3, 2011