Patrotic

The incorrect spelling of patriotic by someone who never lets ignorance get in the way of a strong opinion.

More than likely from 'Merica.

This is the home of a patrotic Chri$tian family!

by Ultra Vires October 28, 2021

paratrooper

Soldier who is trained to jump out of perfectly good airplanes, for the purpose of inserting in enemy territory away from the heavy defenses around national borders and the front lines.

Paratroopers are pretty helpless during the airdrop, but their strength is in putting force in an area that isn't expecting it or prepared to react.

by C++ June 22, 2006

paratroopin

Dropping a load through an open sunroof of a car.

Hey, you better close your sunroof. I heard they like paratroopin in this neighborhood.

by briansuda October 26, 2005

patatoer

One who eats lots of potatoes.

Hey biznatch, you a big patatoer.
Way-Jen is a big patatoer.

by m1chaelmichael March 25, 2003

Patate

A patate is a French word meaning: potato. It can often be used as a cute nickname for someone, like your boyfriend or girlfriend. The word potato used as a nickname is often to represent someone cute or adorable. Patate is just a cuter way to say potato if you are that cute, cringy couple that liked to speak different languages to each other.

- Send a pic!
*sends a pic*
- Awww you're my little patate!

by Jayy2222 February 21, 2019

Igual um patrão

This is how you say "Like a Boss" in Brazilian portuguese.

Jogando bola igual um patrão!
Playing soccer like a boss!

by CaptainCave October 1, 2011

paratrooper

I love how the pictures completely didn't match up with the definition..
Anyhow, a paratrooper is someone who jumps out of airplanes (with a parachute) for the purpose of performing a military action on the ground. Normally used for behind enemy lines or hard to reach areas.

My uncle was a paratrooper in the army, he was in a lot more planes taking off than he was landing.

by Brian Marx September 29, 2005