Paia

Hippie Town on the North Shore of Maui, Hawaii. Beaches, shops, mostly a touristy area. But for the locals they call it "hippie town" because there is a lot of hippies that smoke weed. Great place to hitchhike.

We go beach in Paia!

Paia by Ana<3 October 27, 2008

Panaitopol 

Someone who's obsessed with numbers, math and chalk. Someone who hates water, especially if it is on the blackboard. Loves lemons, because children make her sick. That person loves to wear black outfits, and annoy the crap out of people. It must be a teacher(math), needs to have nephews in the US, cause they send her money to have a respectable life, so that person doesn't need to go on strike. Very boring.

,,Steve, stop that you`re making my life a living hell! You`re such a Panaitopol!"

Panaitopol by ML23 March 25, 2010

Pailin Out 

Leaving a situation when it get tough or troublesome in order to avoid explaining past behavior.

Re: Sarah Pailin

Also can be used as:

Pailed out, Pail Out, et al.

Listen, after they told me there was a drug test for that job, I was like, "Fuck that, I'm Pailin Out..."

Pailin Out by CK2: Electric Boogaloo July 10, 2009

T-Paining 

To crash ones performance/event by jumping on stage with performer. Usually accompanied with the fact that they are in no way supposed to be on stage. Origin comes from Jay-Z remarks to Lil Mama crashing his performance at the 2009 VMA's

Jay-Z to Lil Mama after crashing the stage at the VMA's: "Oh, you T-Paining me right now?"

T-Paining by Serena Williams Jr. September 18, 2009

one true pairing

a couple that that other people think matches the best!!

Dylan and Emily is One true pairing or Dylan and Emily is OTP.

one true pairing by JCDERLOL August 12, 2016

pailizax 

(v) anything and everything

"Girl you be lookin' pailizax!"

"Ew, those shoes are pailizax"

pailizax by patricia-kailyn-lizzie-max April 9, 2010

Paisita 

Comes from the Spanish word Paisano, Ameaning a person of you own latin race who migrates to the U.S or back to their country. Should only be used by a Latin person.

1.This word can be used to Latin, mostly Mexican people, who act as if they were still in their native country.

2. It can be used for a person who is from the U.S., who has parents from Mexico or Latin America, and still act as if they were from another country in Latin America.

1. Se nota que ese paisita acaba de llegar de Mexico con todo el oro que se carga.

2. Pareses paisita con todo el oro que te cargas!

Paisita by Tuff Cookie March 23, 2010