Parf
Alternative phrase to parp, simply meaning a fart. Derived from a misspelling / misconduct of the word. The word doesn't differ too much in usage, although is mostly said for more comedic affect.
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Parf by snoopdoggydex January 1, 2012
Foggle Parf
Foggle Parf by Geewizgabe November 18, 2017
5th Alarm Parfait
The act of taking a good healthy shit in a urinal as a form of revenge or a last ditch effort when all shitters are full and the sweaty shit pains are in full effect.
Consuela instantly regretted kicking Jose off the buffet line on taco Tuesday after discovering he had left her a 5th Alarm Parfait in the men’s room.
5th Alarm Parfait by hosestretcher101 May 24, 2016
Polish Parfait
Polish Parfait by nyjets63 March 4, 2009
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