Pasha Alpturer

'Pasha' originates from the word 'pasher' or 'to pash'.

The act of 'Pashing' is to involve yourself in passing with other peoples conversations making loud incoherent noises and smiling widely.

The word 'Alpturer' derives from a mixture of the words 'Alp' and 'Turer'.

'Alp' refers to the 'Alps' (as in the mountains)

and 'Ture' is the norwegian tranlation of the word 'carouse' which means to take part in a noisy drinking session.

So to be an 'Alpturer' one must take part in noisy norwegian drinking sessions in the Alps.

Example of pashing

Man 1: So what you doin this weekend then?
Man 2: don't really know, I might...
Pasha: (interrupts) waaaaaa :) (Carries on walking)

Example of Alpturer

Man 1: We had a great noisy norwegian drinking session in the Alps last night!
Man 2: Your a right Alpturer
Pasha: Waaaaaaa :)

Someone who does all of these things would be a Pasha Alpturer

by joestuart November 9, 2007

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A public park in central Manhattan, New York City.

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"Ah, Central Pahk!"

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Pashaw

basically it's just an epic word, which can be used at any point.

some kid: oi, dude you fancy Tom :P
another kid: pashaw !

girl1:you're so stupid
girl2: pashaw -_-

That was Pashaw ! :D

omg, you are so pashaw o.O

by emi_666_ March 8, 2011

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Pahkow

In certain Thai sects of Theravada Buddhism, the word "Pahkow" conotes a novice monk. Pahkows wear white robes, not the traditional yellow or ochre robes of a fully ordained monk.

"The monk was not yet a fully ordained Bhikkhu -- he was merely a Pahkow."

by PDDC September 28, 2008

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