Navigate the Windward Passage

Another term for Anal Sex

Captain Cook couldn't wait to show the Tahitian Cheif's daughter how well he could Navigate the Windward Passage, before a Ziffon and setting sail for Australia.

by Cinocat December 1, 2011

Passa

|ˌpäsä|
noun

1 an exciting, emotional, or unexpected series of events or set of circumstances; drama

2 a complaint or grievance; beef

ORIGIN Caribbean: derived from earlier Jamaican term, passa passa. Popular in Bermuda.

yo, you heard about dat fight up in dockyard? dat was some real passa

she don't talk to aceboy no more. dey got some passa

by JuanDeBermudez December 9, 2010

Que pasa?

Hello, whats going on?(from spanish)

Hey everyone! Que pasa?

by Light Joker June 4, 2005

paisano

n. means countryman or brother in Italian. The equivilent of "homie" to Italians and Italian-Americans.
Usually spelled paesano.
Sometimes shortened to paesan or paisan

Yo, howyoudoing, paisano?

by Jam Master J April 14, 2005

Pasagetdowndena

The Pasadena in Texas. First coined by Moby in the Morning shock jock on 97 Rock in the mid 80's. It is an ironic name, like calling a bald guy curly. Pasadena is known for it's chemical and petroleum plants, Gilleys, and rednecks. Two country music songs have been recorded with Pasagetdowndena in the title. Sometimes it is hyphenated as Pasa-get-down-dena.

Many young people from Pasagetdowndena go to Houston to party and say they are from Deer Park to seem cooler.

by Gregg Welch February 8, 2008

Passability

The ability to be passable, to not be mistaken for another gender/sex. When you have passability it means that you are passable as the gender you perform. If you are a transgender woman and no one ever mistakes you for a man, then you have passability as a woman.

Having passability is really important for the safety of a transgender person these days.

by Punkkat October 15, 2018

que pasa

A phrase meaning what's up or how's it going in Spanish. Often used as a casual greeting between two or more friends.

see also: ca va, how's it going and what's up

vato1: "aay, que pasa'migo"
vato2: "nada esay, wassup wit'choo"

by Olly J June 10, 2005