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Pachamama 

The mother goddess in the indigenous belief systems of the Andes mountains. Her name literally means "Mother World" and she is associated with the earth and fertility. She has survived the Spanish conquest and she is still revered by communities in the Andes.
Pachamama has the power to cause earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, but she is generally benevolent to her people.
Pachamama by Lorelili July 30, 2012
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pachamama 

A slang term that originated from the popular video game, Dead Rising, it is the closest translation from Cherokee for the word "bitchass." Literally translated, the word for deceitful is "pacha" and the word for beast is "mama"
Frank is always in my face about getting a job, he's starting to be a real pachamama.
pachamama by aus10 $.05 January 5, 2010

pachalafaka 

(Supposedly) Turkish for 'transvestite'.

(popularized by a novelty tune, of the same name, that was written by Irving Taylor in 1958, and covered by Soupy Sales, as well as The Muppets)
Pachalafaka! Pachalafaka!
Takes me back with you to passionate desert scenes...
and it's there we'll stay...
'til the very day...
we find out what 'pachalafaka' means!
pachalafaka by itstheit October 15, 2016

papamamasita 

A word to call fellow peers as a kind gesture
What’s up papamamasita
papamamasita by Iluvkl May 28, 2023

pacharaca 

Quechua word for pussy
"that girl has one sweet pacharaca"

Pachapapa 

A native word of South American Quechua, it literally means earth-potato. While this phrase holds no practical use on its own, the word does hold value as as an exclaimation which is fun to say and, if timed right, amusing to hear.
It costs how much for a plane to Peru?!?

Pachapapa!!
Pachapapa by btwoodley February 22, 2011

Pajamamas 

I’m going to put on my Pajamamas now
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Pee Calculus

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I saw Satantango last night, wonderful film but by the 5th hour I had to start doing pee calculus.
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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