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Parrot Head by Oden April 4, 2003
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Parrothead
A Parrothead is a fan of Jimmy Buffett (there is no other meaning). The typical parrothead is pictured to wear a Hawaiian shirt, flip-flops, and other tropical attire, and to enjoy drinking margaritas on the beach. Parrotheads often decorate their homes in tropical motifs. In general the life of a parrothead is one of relaxation and being on a permanent mental vacation even while at work.
Parrothead by OneBadAsp October 15, 2006
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parrothead by HoesDownFinsUp January 22, 2004
Parrothead
1. A Jimmy Buffett fan.
2. Someone who wears beach attire all the time, especially flip flops and enjoys tropical drinks.
3. A member of a Parrothead Club.
2. Someone who wears beach attire all the time, especially flip flops and enjoys tropical drinks.
3. A member of a Parrothead Club.
Parrothead by David Jedziniak October 18, 2006
parothead
Hedonistic groupies who follow Jimmy Buffett and The Coral Reefers band. Parotheads show up 12 hours before a concert and party all day until the concert starts. At the concert, they sing along becasue they know every verse, word, and phrase of every song.
parrothead
Someone that just repeats everything they hear as gospel because it came from a perceived authority figure.
Those parrotheads kept repeating the economy is in the toilet because they heard it last night on the evening news.
parrothead by Stephan Smolka November 5, 2008
Parrothead Club
One of several clubs in the U.S. made up of Parrotheads. These clubs typically hold beach themed parties regularly, and hold fundraisers for various charities.
Parrothead Club by David Jedziniak October 18, 2006
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