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Etymology: Derived from St. Papulus; a priest martyred during the persecutions of Diocletian.

In Peckham and Brixton, (rough areas of London), - 'Papulus' is an affirmative adjective that plays on the onomatopoeia of a gunshot: - "Pap pap."
"I'm not fabulous man... *I'm papulus...*"

'Pap' prefix may be accompanied by hand motions imitating a pistol.
Papulus by Cherokee Shoot Long October 20, 2010
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Pearly Penile Papules

A condition that some MEN and only Men possess. Often mistaken for Genetal Herpes or Genetal Warts. A ring of small bumps will be found around the corona of the penis head. Can also be found on the shaft of the Penis in groupings. Perfectly harmless. They are a random genetic condition that are NOT medically dangerous or Contageous. Perfectly normal condition that around 1/3 of men possess. The shortening is PPP.
"I noticed I had some small bumps on my penis, so I went to the doctor to have it checked out. He said it was Pearly Penile Papules. He said it was perfectly normal and there was nothing to worry about."
Pearly Penile Papules by Bofe1234 January 25, 2008

efrem paulus 

he is efrem paulus. habibi eliaz. very cool iphonl.
efrem paulus by fisketom November 26, 2021

Senatus populusque romanus 

Latin: The Senate and the People of Rome. S.P.Q.R.
Senatus populusque romanus=S.P.Q.R.
A Paulus person is a natural leader. Originated from roman greek times. Grows great artichokes as well as has a hair restoration company. In addition runs a car dealership on the side cause he/she is bored. Great companion, loves life
dude i cant believe your friends with a Paulus!?!?!?!?! He/She is like jesus cool...!
Paulus by JohnnySerg December 12, 2012

pearly penile papules

These are normal small white bumps that sometimes occur around the rim of the head of the penis on uncircumcised guys. They call them "pleasure bumps" and say they are really sensitive.
penis glans uncircumcised pearly penile papules
pearly penile papules by dillaboi6 January 4, 2012

Paulush kandulna 

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Paulush kandulna by Rahul kujur July 10, 2021
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