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Pepillo is a nickname predominantly used in the Spanish language. A Pepillo is someone who is a heavy drinker, and tries to get into any girls pants. A Pepillo is known for being a lightweight, and is very picky about his alcohol choices, he will only drink beer, and will make everyone suffer if he does not get his way. Pepillo is also known for stealing articles of clothing from house parties and sniffing it the day after.
Person 1: Hey man what happened last night
Pepillo: I don't know man, I passed out after my first sip of heineken
Person 1: Ahh of course you did, that's why your nickname is Pepillo
Pepillo: Jajajaja
Person 1: Oh also, hey man my little sister said she was missing a couple pairs of her panties, do you know anything about that.
Pepillo: *pulls a pair of panties out of his pocket and sniffs it* Jajajajaj
Pepillo by dankapplesauce June 3, 2019
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Papillon 

A sick bop Jackson Wang (an artist from the kpop group Got7) wrote that will only allow you to remeber the words:

AITE AITE AITE AITE AITE AITE AITE
You got me feeling like Feeling like a Papillon
Papillon by Attria August 28, 2017

Papillon 

Papillon- (French for Black Butterfly) symbolizes freedom or a free man/woman. The Papillon represents breaking free from all societal mores and restrictions. There are no chains on the papillon, as they go where ever they want and do whatever they choose. A divorce or break up makes a person a papillon since one is no longer answerable to his/her former companion. Freeing oneself from a contract or debt makes a person a papillon because one is no longer bound to it. In Wang Jaier's (Jackson Wang's) "Papillon", he describes himself as a papillon who is on his own and having the freedom to chart his own destiny with or without suppport. In Denise Williams' song Black Butterfly, she tells describes the freedom the Black Butterfly feels as she spreads her wings and flies over bondage and/or oppression. The Papillon is the butterfly and symbol of universal freedom.
"He may be a nerd at the office, but he is a "Papillon" on the dance floor!"
Papillon by Papillon Noire August 25, 2018

Papillon 

A great song released on August 26, 2017, by Jackson Wang of China.(Jackson Wang is a member of the K-POP group Got7)
Aite Aite Aite Aite Aite Aite Aite
You got me feeling like a feeling like a Papillon
Papillon by Tablet1515 July 18, 2019

Henri "Papillon" Charriere 

Henri Charriere (known as Papillon in the gang world) was a bad ass man who was wrongly convicted of murder and spent the best years of his life trying to escape inhuman conditions in the French island jails in order to obtain freedom. After various escape attempts and various different methods (using everything from guns, TNT, Cocoa leaves, two random Caribbean wives he picked up, sleeping potions, insane people, ect.) he managed to escape to freedom on his last attempt by jumping off a cliff and floating on a bag of coconuts in shark infested waters seventy miles to the nearest island. Papillon is the definition of what perseverance, dedication, and insane fearless desperation can achieve.
If Henri "Papillon" Charriere could do it, I can do it.

Woa, calm down there Papillon, that idea's too crazy you'll get yourself killed.

shinee_papillon 

The best capcut editor on tiktok who makes and posts edits constantly
random person: did you see shinee_papillons new edit?
me: which one?

papillon 

A song sung by Got7 's Jackson Wang, typically meaning he's feeling royal such as the dog.
Person: Have you heard Jackson's new song??
Me: "Aight, aight, aight, aight, got me feelin', feelin' like a papillon"
papillon by extra plus ordinary September 19, 2017
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