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Cleft Lip and Palate
A congenital deformity in which a child is born with a hole in the roof of their mouth. This could be unilateral or bilateral; one hole or two holes. This deformity is usually corrected at birth and throughout childhood/adolesence. This deformity effects a child's psychological well being as well as physical. So... be nice.
Cleft Lip and Palate by Proud Cleftie February 27, 2011
Paletero Man
Spanish for "the ice cream man" sells cheetos and raspados and chicharones for 1.00 goes around the block all day rings his bell.
Paletero Man by johnnylovestofly December 6, 2010
paluego
Spanish slang term. When you eat something and some time later you discover a piece of what you ate in your teeth.
It stands for "for later"
Para luego -> Paluego
It stands for "for later"
Para luego -> Paluego
Jack: Do you remember that girl who were eating popcorn 2 days ago at the restaurant?
Ryan: Yeah!! That booty girl!
Jack: I kissed her yesterday and I touched something resident in her teeth, so I runaway almost puking and I discovered a paluego of popcorn on my tongue!!
Ryan: Oh my god!
Ryan: Yeah!! That booty girl!
Jack: I kissed her yesterday and I touched something resident in her teeth, so I runaway almost puking and I discovered a paluego of popcorn on my tongue!!
Ryan: Oh my god!
paluego by Jonigigolo May 26, 2006
Paltering
Paltering (gerund or verb) and palter (verb) refer to an extremely common practice of lying and deceiving with true statements. Probably the most common form of paltering (especially among politicians and interviewees on media) is answering a challenging or embarrassing question with a statement which is true but does not address the original question. Frustrated questioners sense the lie, but instead of identifying the paltering, often rephrase and repeat their original question. Strangely, very few know this word and its phenomenon, thinking a lie must be only a misstatement of fact. Check out a long scholarly article on paltering at www.apa.org/pubs/journals/releases/psp-pspi0000081.pdf .
By subtle paltering, the witness at a Senate hearing avoided all the challenging and important questions that Senators directed his way, leaving the Senators with a sense of confusion and frustration.