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Patia
A Patia is a unique, but simple name for an awesome person. The name originated from an ancient Greek scholar, Hypatia. With this origin Patias tend to be intelligent women in the academic world; however they also excel in social situations and build strong friendships. They are kind and will always have your back. Patias are the people you call when you need a shoulder to cry on or kick butt with. Also will excel in the art of debate. Note: Patias, though sweet, may often be trained ninjas; angering one such patia or a friend of one may result in a near death experience.
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patiandola
spanish for 'kicking it', used mainly by paisas and cholos or cholas trying to sound cool when they really sound like fuck tarts.
patiandola by Murf E March 30, 2009
Patada en los huevos
Patada en los huevos by DaveDH January 29, 2023
Patiance
Patiance is a great friend.
ma patnadem
ma patnadem by basshead420 May 23, 2009
Patsads
A Patsads is a male, who has either black or brown hair but never blonde. Patsads usually play volleyball, basketball, and they wakeboard and/or ski. They are generally easy to talk to, funny, gorgeous, and extremely popular. But Patsads usually have nice faces and might have no dicks.
Sally: Oh my god, I'm in love with him.
Kate: I know, right? I just got a girl boner. What a Patsads.
Rachel: He's gorgeous. Lets go talk to him.
Kate: I know, right? I just got a girl boner. What a Patsads.
Rachel: He's gorgeous. Lets go talk to him.
Patsads by <3life<3love November 8, 2010
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