Panikos is a pretty popular name for a boy who lives in Cyprus or any island off of Greece. Panikos’ are generally not very tall but are very muscular. They love to drink and smoke but they don’t mess with that hard shit. It usually take people a while to remember Panikos, so nicknames include: Peeen, Paniko, Greek Boy, and Sexy Peen
by The Father of all Greek Boys July 15, 2019
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Anna: I've met Panicos! His ideas are exciting.
Helen: He himself is exciting!
John: I worked on that report for two hours and still got negative feedback
Nick: That's because Panicos evaluated it, you know he wants the best! Twenty more hours will do.
Helen: He himself is exciting!
John: I worked on that report for two hours and still got negative feedback
Nick: That's because Panicos evaluated it, you know he wants the best! Twenty more hours will do.
by liberated January 5, 2013
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Very complex term, long etymological story: from the French "Panique au Zaire", referring to popular urban revolutions in colonial Congo, when cities were being looted and white colonists chased out of their villa's. Black urban youngsters in Congo picked up all kinds of headlines from the newspapers and radio-bulletins, and turned them into insults, slang and creative poetry.
(It's in these colonial contexts, like in South Africa and Zaire in the 1950s, that rap developed).
When the Belgian colonizers were becoming more repressive and the Congolese came to understand just how heavily they were being exploited, they often created little urban uprisings, to scare off the White Man. They also used code language to fool the cops.
These "gangsters" used to run through the streets, ironically shouting "PANIKOZAIRE! PANIKOZAIRE" at the white cops and the white wives who hid behind the walls of their chique villas.
Nowadays, tough people (in the French bidonvilles and ghettos) still use it in an ironic way, to scare others off.
Instead of scaring whitey with something like "I'm going to murder you right here right now", just shout PANIKOZAIRE, smile and grab his wallet.
(It's in these colonial contexts, like in South Africa and Zaire in the 1950s, that rap developed).
When the Belgian colonizers were becoming more repressive and the Congolese came to understand just how heavily they were being exploited, they often created little urban uprisings, to scare off the White Man. They also used code language to fool the cops.
These "gangsters" used to run through the streets, ironically shouting "PANIKOZAIRE! PANIKOZAIRE" at the white cops and the white wives who hid behind the walls of their chique villas.
Nowadays, tough people (in the French bidonvilles and ghettos) still use it in an ironic way, to scare others off.
Instead of scaring whitey with something like "I'm going to murder you right here right now", just shout PANIKOZAIRE, smile and grab his wallet.
by lourenço September 14, 2004
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