Palabrica
Palabrica by Captain DUCK October 7, 2011
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palabracho
Originates from the words, palabra and boracho:
Plural; Palabrachos
noun, 1. The drunken word. 2. One who writes drunk or writes about drinking or being drunk. One who uses the drink as a muse for other creative writing or art.
adjective, 1. Having the tendency to muse while drunk. 2. Having a style related to the influences of drinking.
Plural; Palabrachos
noun, 1. The drunken word. 2. One who writes drunk or writes about drinking or being drunk. One who uses the drink as a muse for other creative writing or art.
adjective, 1. Having the tendency to muse while drunk. 2. Having a style related to the influences of drinking.
noun, 1. "The palabrachos drink to write and write to drink." 2. "Are you a palabracho?"
adjective, 1. "The palabracho writer observes while drunk and writes hungover." 2. "His writing style is very palabracho." "That is palabracho art."
adjective, 1. "The palabracho writer observes while drunk and writes hungover." 2. "His writing style is very palabracho." "That is palabracho art."
palabracho by Santiago Madrid January 11, 2009
Related Words
Palabrica • Palabrita • palabra • palabracho • Palabritz • palatrice • Palericans • pasarica • Plabric • plubrication
Palabritz
Edgar A: Aye homie I got a fat sack eighth onion of some Alien Labs Bizskante, you down foo?
Edgar B: Say palabritz? How high are my socks foo? You know i'm down!
Edgar B: Say palabritz? How high are my socks foo? You know i'm down!
Palabritz by xMaDxNiCeYx March 14, 2023
palatrice
a person really into sign language or any language for that matter. highly social, young at heart, in love with chocolate anything. very nice but get on her nerves she will put you in your place. eyes cut from stars.
palatrice by orchidsmile December 24, 2016
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