pamanda

A general term for a sandwich. It's like saying you want a coke when you want a soda, but not necessarily a coca-cola.

Pamanda with cheese and onions, pamanda melt, spicy pamanda, grilled pamanda, pamanda club, plain pamanda, pamanda on rye

by chuck harris January 6, 2009

palabra

Spanish for word.

Palabra a tu madre. (English: Word to your mother)

by jleq January 22, 2004

Pamala

is a driven individual that exudes awesomeness everywhere she goes

Here comes Pamala. Yay!

by SamanthaWink May 26, 2010

parabollock mirror

In politics, it is a second stream of bullshit that mirrors that of someone else with a mutual interest of deception. The matching steam of deception is called a parabollock mirror from the British root of bollocks, representing bullshit or deception.

An an example, from Canadian politics, is the introduction of a cover story by Nigel Wright to match the legally protected stream of bullshit that Stephen Harper has been offering over the last couple months on the Senate expense scandal of Mike Duffy. In this example, Stephen Harper looks to his former staffer to provide a cover story of mirrored deceit and thus forms the parabollock mirror of his untruthful story.

by Charlie Currie, wordsmith November 21, 2013

pamaleigh

A girl you will fall in love with at first sight. She is kind, funny, and mainly smart and beautiful.

I wish I had a pamaleigh.

by Gredyfocus3 October 26, 2018

Pamalama-ding-dong

Pamalama-Ding- Dong is a nickname for anyone named Pamala originating from the American version of the office

Hey Pam, Pamalama-Ding-Dong

by 🅱️ablo January 25, 2020

patable

In reference to headpat. Adjective: person who you can pat.
Someone who gives of those special vibes that just makes you want to pat their head. Usually but not always a short and cute person. Usually between friends.

Person #1: "you're so patable, it's nice"
* pat pat*
shortie #1: "noo, stop, i don't like that"

by akkini November 21, 2022