Paipan

A slang word to describe a woman without pubic hair. Roughly translated from Japanese it means 'shaved'.

GIRL A: " You're paipan?! You must be some kind of slut!"
GIRL B: "It's not like that, it just feels better. Try it and see for your self."

by benx5 July 4, 2012

Paisano/Paisan

Paisano/Paesano/Paisan -Italian(n) referring to another Italian(n)who is from the same village or area/region in Italy.
Countryman

Alfredo is a Paisano/Paisan also from (name of ancestral homeland-village) or region of Italy; as in Marchegiano (a person from the region of Le Marche).

by mhaydenangellotti May 27, 2018

pieaddiction

noun (c or u)

The physiological or psyhological dependency upon pies.

also see...

pieaddict
pieaddicted
pieddictive

I ate all the pies, I had a terrible pieaddiction.

by Gareth Williams April 28, 2004

paipa

Paipa is someone from a Latin origin who is absolutely gorgeous. Could be pretty stubborn sometimes though. Dont mess with a paipa and definitely don't lie or you will have to face the consequences. She is an awesome partner and is amazing in bed.

I am going to make sweet love to paipa.

by whetsponge November 13, 2017

paisa fever

when a person is attracted to mexicans, mexican-american, or the likeness of mexicans both physically and sexually

Oh my god, i think that mexicano is like so totally hot!
you have Paisa Fever

by Bonito October 29, 2007

Pageant Mom

Woman in her mid forties who pushes her young child to be in pageants to live vicariously through that child. Delirious to how a normal child should be raised and a complete dumb bitch. Notorious for harboring the future strippers of America.

That Pageant mom is the reason my tanning store is still in business.

by Justice S. Erved February 7, 2010

Painager

What your sweet, adorable pre-teens turn into when they hit their prime as real teenagers.

Johnny was the most considerate kid when he was 12 years old. Since he's gotten older, he has hit the DO NOT DISTURB ME attitude...now he's a real Painager!

by FSUBigDawg May 21, 2010