1. Colloquial Portuguese word meaning "Gay", derived from (see below)
2. Portuguese word meaning "One who sells pots and pans"
2. Portuguese word meaning "One who sells pots and pans"
1. Com esse par de capris, ele pareçe mesmo como paneleiro
(With those pair of capris, he really looks gay)
2. Eu vi um paneleiro hoje na feira
(There was a man selling pots and pans at the market today)
(With those pair of capris, he really looks gay)
2. Eu vi um paneleiro hoje na feira
(There was a man selling pots and pans at the market today)
by Pilaman August 30, 2006
Portuguese word that literally means the guy who sells pans.
Mainly used for:
1. Gay (offensive).
2. Someone who behaves like a mix of gay and queer (may not be neither but did or said something alike).
Panuca - short version
Mainly used for:
1. Gay (offensive).
2. Someone who behaves like a mix of gay and queer (may not be neither but did or said something alike).
Panuca - short version
Guy A: Ontem ouvi o novo som do Justin Bieber!
(Yesterday I heard Justin Bieber's new hit!)
Guy B: Paneleiro...
(Yesterday I heard Justin Bieber's new hit!)
Guy B: Paneleiro...
by Genious from Portugal June 16, 2020
by Pedro Miguel July 4, 2005
In Portuguese (Brazil):
1) One who fixes pots and pans.
2) Piece of kitchen furniture, usually like a vertical cabinet, to store pots and pans.
1) One who fixes pots and pans.
2) Piece of kitchen furniture, usually like a vertical cabinet, to store pots and pans.
by localization May 9, 2008
Its a tipical dish where a oven baked chicken is cooked and served with a lemon in the ass.
It tastes really good
It tastes really good
by Muzza caralho June 21, 2023