payday

Oral Intercourse. "A BlowJob"

"Man, My date last night rocked. We sat outside of the Church and she gave me a payday before we went in."

by Joshua Dylans April 26, 2008

payiya

Payiya means in Sinhalese language, Penis.

Your Payiya means your penis.

by Niranjan May 30, 2008

pajayjay

The parts of the human anatomy that most bi-sexual people enjoy. yes, this is, in fact, a combined term for both reproductive organs. It funny, and it serves its use.

:D

"wow, that girl is totally bi-sexual. I guess she loves her some pajayjay."

by the chankey cube ? March 10, 2009

payas

Whiter than printer paper

Wow is that printer paper or payas?

"No one has seen payas for days." "Yeah i heard he got lost in a stack of printer paper."

by Grgrhr September 28, 2018

PAYDAY 2

A game that was good on the release. Got fucked up by 67 DLC's that you need to get every aspect of the game.
But hey.... 1 dlc is a Hotline miami 2 dlc that brings nothing to HM2 but a shitload of stuff into payday 2.
Its aslo called a cashgrab, We see them in games like: Fortnite,Payday 2 etc.

John-Hey Patrick i heard you bought payday 2.
Patrick-Yeah
John-Did you buy the 67 DLC's needed to actually play the game ?

by PolishDogge January 21, 2020

Ripe Papaya

The state of excitement experienced mainly by women but sometimes by men when aroused by the actions of another. Usually characterised by the sound ripe papayas make when they fall off the tree which has been likened to the sound of 'wet panties' hitting the floor. However, it can also be used to refer to the smell such excitement creates.

We could smell the papayas ripening as the band started to play and when the Saxophonist started his solo the sound of ripe papayas hitting the floor nearly drowned him out.

by Dubael May 23, 2010

pyay

a colloquiaism from Liverpol that replaces 'very' or 'really'. It has evolved from Liverpudlians using the slang term 'pure' to mean the same thing, it then morphed to become pyar and then pyay.

"It's pyay hot in here"
"That exam was pyay hard"

by Jane Thomas August 14, 2007