Partot

A new species of baby parrot. Particularly bright unlike it’s founder Mary Attenborough whom is yet to master correct spelling of basic wordage.

The partot was bewildered by the laughter directed at him / her

by @Nellie September 21, 2020

Paroot

A very big fat dumb bird. Some people can be paroots. (Paroots are mythical creatures that do not exist in the wild, so don't expect to see them).

This amogus character is a paroot!

by Anongus March 1, 2022

Parrotopia

A utopia for parrots. A place for our fine feathered friends to live and play happily without the threat of predators, starvation, abuse, or neglect. Has plenty of interesting toys, perches, next boxes, fresh veggies and seed sprouts, everything a parrot could want. (Inducing companionship of course!)

Peter's Paradise is a Parrotopia for Parakeets.

by OneBadAsp October 28, 2006

Parroting

The act of resting someone else's penis on your shoulder, like a parrot.

(inspired by Louis CK's first season promo for the show "Louie")

"...and maybe, you have a third guy just standing there, resting his cock on your shoulder, like a parrot."

"let's have a parroting party"

"he loves parroting more than his fixed gear bike"

by captain AAAWWWRRRR September 9, 2011

Parront

The caretaker and owned of a parrot of any species. The parrots parent, per sé.

She was the proud parront of a very energetic fid
Parronts of all ages flock together to discuss their parrots.
He had three fids and considered himself a very responsible parront.

by LuckyDust July 15, 2011

parro

actually the word parro has nothing to do with being drunk. it's jamaican and is derived from the word paranoid from smoking weed. it is on no way related to being intoxicated.

i just smoked some grades, now i feel parro no rass.

by herbicide August 3, 2011

Parrothead

1. A Jimmy Buffett fan.
2. Someone who wears beach attire all the time, especially flip flops and enjoys tropical drinks.
3. A member of a Parrothead Club.

I hear the Parrotheads are having a big party near the pier.

by David Jedziniak October 18, 2006