Paradise

Paradise is an idealized place in wich there is only peace, happiness and contentment. It is conceptually a counter-image of the miseries of human civilization, but it is not necessarily a land of luxury and idleness. Paradise is usually associated with the afterlife, as a place where peoples souls go to rest, not always meaning Hevan.

Let's meet again in Paradise.

by Bliss. February 3, 2009

paradiso

an entrance to paradise; even though difficult for the first time but unforgettable

how about doing paradiso again?

by xalena September 21, 2006

Paradise

A girl or a boy that is really hot in every way, that is perfect and his company is so magical that you feel like in heaven.
(Cute-Hot-Sexy)

Ex.- Baby, you are so paradise! I wanna kiss you!

by Maxxx Waxxx January 18, 2010

paragiraffe

A paragiraffe is longer than your average paragraph, and is slightly shorter than an essay. It is technically just a reallly tall paragraph, hence the inclusion of the word 'giraffe'.

Mr. Ephram was indecisive as to whether he wanted his students to write short answers or full out essays on our exams, so he decided to invent an in between option called the paragiraffe.

by satire-pig June 10, 2010

parasiked

"Para" from the English word "Paragraph", a *long* extract of text. This is used sarcastically within the context suffixed by "siked" (A term used when saying something you don't really mean) to connote. Simply put, Parasiked translates to "Long, not".

Conventionally an insult or descriptor for someone of short stature, it can also be used in contexts of exaggeration of measurements and values.

Women disliked Tom because he was parasiked.
Wow, I said sarcastically, as Tom revealed his parasiked bank account.

by JoshuaDefined January 15, 2022

Paramistic

Paramistic is the state of being both paranoid and optimistic at the same time.

"Stop staring at me, you cheery person!" "I'm totally Paramistic right now."

by Patrick3252366362457468568 September 9, 2006

paradigmoclast

A pattern breaker. One who shakes up the status quo. Offshoot of iconoclast.

You showed 'em at the staff meeting, wearing Bermudas and toting a mai tai! You paradigmoclast, you!

by WaliP August 21, 2007