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Parinati 

Parinati is a Sanskrit word whose literal meaning in Sanskrit is Change. It also means transformation, culmination or metamorphosis.
PARINATI is also a girl's name in Nepal.
PARINATI : आज नेपालको पैसा अमेरिकाको पैसामा परिणत गर्दा धेरै कम आइरहेको रहेछ ।
Parinati by n33raj May 8, 2013
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Pagination 

To place pages in sequential order because the author's poor Microsoft Office skills propelled the overall formatting into a interspersed and muddled mess of a document. Noun, verb, adjective.
"I am going to have to spend hours fixing the pagination of this report, the Table of Contents is all wrong." Karen told Stephanie.

"It is most certainly not to our standards." replied Stephanie.
Pagination by Wills McWilly Face September 6, 2019
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Parinatha 

A charming and caring girl. The perfect bride. Also, a perfectionist in everything she does.
Every girl dreams of being a Parinatha
Parinatha by Sharada123 August 24, 2012

Palinating 

Palinating- Throwing around buzzwords without actually having anything to substantiate you positions.
Don't listen to a word I said to him about the Emancipation Proclamation. I was just Palinating since I really didn't know anything about the Civil War.
Palinating by MOBNLA December 8, 2010

Parinated 

"I am parinated at the moment ."
Parinated by C731 August 10, 2017

Pagination 

What to call your friends that are named Emerson
have you heard about what happened to pagination???

yeah bro that's crazy
Pagination by marienkirche June 3, 2022

pariniti 

Omg look at her, she's a pariniti
pariniti by Pari.03 March 30, 2017
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