pronounced: päppäringääh
(origin: South India)
interj.
(in sophisticated fighting scenes) Used by the protagonist to express vengeance, especially after succumbing to an initial offensive.
n.
an appeal for a more violent/ form of combat such as projecting five jute sacks with unflattering kicks, and/or executing stupendous rooftop leaps to punch the antagonists.
n.
a form of assurance delivered by the protagonist to the bystanders, after being dissuaded from engaging in a fight
syn. ippaparingaa, ippapareh
(origin: South India)
interj.
(in sophisticated fighting scenes) Used by the protagonist to express vengeance, especially after succumbing to an initial offensive.
n.
an appeal for a more violent/ form of combat such as projecting five jute sacks with unflattering kicks, and/or executing stupendous rooftop leaps to punch the antagonists.
n.
a form of assurance delivered by the protagonist to the bystanders, after being dissuaded from engaging in a fight
syn. ippaparingaa, ippapareh
Seyhndtodeh Mehyngdtodeh assured the old man with a "Papparingaa" when he tried to persuade the local Rambo to not engage in the fight.
More entries welcome
More entries welcome
by Handman March 1, 2007