Palabrabot

noun 1. A person who is highly adept in creating spanglish fusion words.

Origin: Combination of the spanish word "palabra" and the word "robot"

Dude, you're such a palabrabot with all those words you just made up.

by The Palabrabot April 28, 2011

paraboidal

A non-removable growth on ones skin.

Gertrude had a paraboidal on her neck that bulged as she spoke; it was not a pretty sight.

by Miercoles Franklin June 30, 2012

pamaurius

Banana-like

Originates from the Latin, "pomarius" (meaning fruit) and "aureus" (meaning golden yellow)

Man, minions sure look pamaurius.

by Hate_Feeds_Me March 28, 2016

Pambassador

A celebrity who is used to secretly deliver an offer or message to another high-profile figure.

The American government tried to avoid creating a political scene, so they sent a celebrity pambassador to the Ecuadorian embassy in London to secretly deliver their official offer.

by wmkdaw October 16, 2016

Pambassador

A celebrity who is used to secretly deliver an offer or message to another high-profile figure.

The American government tried to avoid creating a political scene, so they sent a celebrity pambassador to the Ecuadorian embassy in London to secretly deliver their official offer.

by wmkdaw October 16, 2016

Pambassador

A celebrity who is used to secretly deliver an offer or message to another high-profile figure.

The American government tried to avoid creating a political scene, so they sent a celebrity pambassador to the Ecuadorian embassy in London to secretly deliver their official offer.

by wmkdaw October 16, 2016

Pambassador

A celebrity who is used to secretly deliver an offer or message to another high-profile figure.

The American government tried to avoid creating a political scene, so they sent a celebrity pambassador to the Ecuadorian embassy in London to secretly deliver their official offer.

by wmkdaw October 16, 2016