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Anorexic somalian who lives under a bridge
Friend 1: “Yo is that a skinny guy under that bridge
Friend 2: “Yea, it’s probably a Paucar”
Paucar by Frankie Ruiz October 10, 2020
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Papučar, pronounced papu-char. a medieval manservant, literally meaning “slipper boy” or “slipper man” in English. Used in balkan and certain eastern bloc nations, particularly in the countries of the former Yugoslavia.

It describes a devoted, supportive and doting husband or boyfriend who seemingly lives to be helpful. easy and giving.

Goes beyond just providing, yard work and doing maintenance. He probably does the dishes or laundry. enjoys cooking and brings his wife her slippers.

Similar but different to the concept of nebbish in ashkenazi culture.

Papučar can be used as either a term of endearment or derogatorily depending on context and the country.

compare with “nebbish” or “golden retriever energy”.

contrast with “henpecked” “or pussywhipped”.

note: the zoomer generation equates it to being a simp and started using the terms interchangeably.
jebeni papučar, nikad više ne izlazi (serbocroatian: fucking papuchar, he doesn’t go out anymore).
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jesh burrë? ose papuçar? (Albanian: are you a man? Or a papučar?)

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I’m a bit of a papučar, bro. I can’t help it, it’s just my temperament but atleast I found someone who appreciates it.
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moj dragi papučar (serbocroatian: my darling papučar)
Papučar by tomislavtheboss May 30, 2022
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In a drunken state, the forgotten place where one left their car.
slerred Now where is that parcark?
parcark by Jeremy Hurst November 4, 2003

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Nickname of John Patrick Luke Pacard, Jamaican national hero and bobsled team leader
epic pacard by MISTER OWNINATOR March 24, 2008

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The act of having multiple boyfriends at a time, keeping each one for a short amount of time.
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Having something to do, but doing nothing, until someone else does it for you.
My buddy always paularizes me when we go fishing.
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pancarte 

Drunk as hell
Mathieu is pancarte
pancarte by Salutken December 5, 2013
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