Peace

A parting phrase, in good manner

"See ya later; peace!"

by Kri November 20, 2002

Peace

The absence of conflict, usually requiring conflict to establish; a lack of conflict

World War II was required to bring peace to Europe.

by Drew Harrison May 29, 2005

mostly peaceful protest

a riot

The mostly peaceful protest has left cars burning and property destroyed.

by peepospeepo January 3, 2022

Pavera

An uncontrollable urge of laughter.

On rare but great occasions, it's fallowed by tears and a fulfilling pain in the chest that through time spreads throughout the body and gives the impression of possible death.

Regardless of it's origin being from the assimilation of the "pavo" (turkey in spanish) sound and that of laughter, the word's meaning has evolved through generations as the climax of laughter.

Español (Puerto Rico): Ai mano, que clase de pavera!

Translation (English): Ah man, am laughing so much!

by Joche July 11, 2016

Paven

The girl version of this spectacular name is indian, meaning it is not very popular in the states but is one of the most unique, magnificent names you will come across. She is sometimes quiet and anti-social but if she is one of your close friends she is known as a party animal, a humorous girl and a comforting best friend. If you happen to meet one of these amazing girls treasure them, they are so important! Usually Emma and Paven are a great match for best friends as they teach each other to come out of their shell.

Girl: Paven? Who is that?
Girl 2: No idea
Paven's bestfriend: The best person ever! Wait until you meet her she's amazing

by eds1525 October 28, 2019

Peaceful Protesting

What liberals call burning down buildings and rioting in the streets over a person dying who happened to be black

"Peaceful Protesting"

by Veteran Bandit April 15, 2021

peace corps

1. an ambiguous government agency designed to quash the idealism of recent American college graduates over a two year process. 2. an international American government organization with continual rotating foreign staff and a fleet of white Landcruisers aimed at catching volunteers out of site. 3. two years of one’s life determined in a brief 20 minute interview after 15+ hour international flight. 4. committees, sub-committees and exploratory committees for both. 5. the automatic and immediate forfeiture of four of the first ten Amendments. 6. a mechanism for those who cannot get laid stateside to remedy their situation and for those who could to forget how. 7. groups, flipcharts and markers. 8. commonly preceded by “Oh shit! I just graduated with a degree in international relations” 9. A whole lot of seriale (often dubbed over) 10. where CD, PTO, AO, PM, LCC, SSC, TM, PCMO, FA, GSM, and GSA speak to PCVs and PCTs about SPA, PCPP, MSs, WWS, ICE, IRC, and RA as well as EAP, ET, MS, and COS in acronyms.

When I joined the Peace Corps, I had no idea.

by PCG January 8, 2008