parah
1. the most awsomest (and coolest) screen name ever. People say it in their free time because it is so awsome.
2. AWSOME
2. AWSOME
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Parah Salin
The inverse of vice-presidential candidates name, Sarah Palin strangely enough becomes "para sailing".
Parah Salin by phillip n July 8, 2009
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Parah Salin
V. - To parasail on the political engine in the carefree, thoughtfree, moralfree way that Sarah Palin did, until here untimely crash and death. To use renewable wind energy to puff oneself up with hot air and leave solid ground, in pursuit of unreachable sunsets and clouds, ignoring all rains and waves, and criticisms.
Not to be confused with Sarahfailing or Sarahfalin.
Not to be confused with Sarahfailing or Sarahfalin.
"Yo mahn, wehr u behn?"
"I wehnt to dah hehrtlahnd mahn, wehnt parah salin in da carrihbeeahn."
"I dohnt see ahnee bohdeelee ihnjuhrees thoh mahn..."
"Noh, I meen pohlihtihcahlee, I wahs ahrehstehd fo' sohlihsitin' prahsihtuhshun."
"I wehnt to dah hehrtlahnd mahn, wehnt parah salin in da carrihbeeahn."
"I dohnt see ahnee bohdeelee ihnjuhrees thoh mahn..."
"Noh, I meen pohlihtihcahlee, I wahs ahrehstehd fo' sohlihsitin' prahsihtuhshun."
Parah Salin by G.M.H. November 5, 2009
PARAH PARAH SAKURA
PARAH PARAH SAKURA by ANUNE_FAT988 March 17, 2022
christopher parah
Christopher parah is more of a verb than a pronoun. It's some thing that can make your heart swell and adrenaline sure, but if your not careful you will become addicted. So smart sexy and kind.... I love him and always will
christopher parah by SNMonelove April 20, 2019
meatball parade
meet-bawl puh-reyd (noun) A group of overweight/obese individuals herded together, usually (but not necessarily) blocking the way.
1. "I would've gotten here faster, but there was a meatball parade at the traffic intersection!"
2. "Check out that meatball parade outside of that donut shop."
2. "Check out that meatball parade outside of that donut shop."
meatball parade by not_an_alien December 9, 2015
Red Parade
"Walk on through a red parade and refuse to make amends, It cuts deep through our ground and makes us forget all common sense. Don't speak as I try to leave 'cause we both know what we'll choose, If you pull then I'll push too deep and I'll fall right back to you."
Red Parade by Trinity2828 June 19, 2013
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