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Dis, from the Latin meaning “apart” or "not of". It is derived from the Latin prefix “dis-” which has the same meaning and is used in many English vocabulary words, such as “distant”, “disease”, and “disqualify” And “Pia” has Latin origins and is the feminine form of the masculine name “Pius” 12. The Latin root of the word “Pius” means “pious” or “reverent” The name “Pia” is also of Italian origin and means “from Mount Olympus”. Therefore, Piadis means - Not of mounth olympus, likely of squalid origins, likely a disease or a bad smell. But most likely just a noob.
"Piadis is total noob"
Piadis by Crafty-Cockney November 3, 2023
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12 inch pianist 

An hilarious joke that young children will not understand.
One day a man walks into a bar and to his amazement, he finds a tiny person playing a tiny
piano. Stunned the man asked the bartender where he got this amazing person. The

bartender replied that inside the closet there is a genie that will grant him a single wish.

The man dashed into the the closet and as the bartender said, there was a genie inside.

Without hesitation the man wished for a million bucks, but instead 1 million ducks

instantly appeared. Infuriated the man stormed to the bartender and screamed

"I think your genie is hard of hearing, I asked for a million bucks but instead I got a million ducks."

The bartender shook his head and replied, "You're telling me... Do you really think I asked for a 12 inch pianist?"
12 inch pianist by drones November 1, 2014
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Someone who plays the piano. This word is pronounced pee-AN-ist. Don't forget the A. We are musicians, not parts of male anatomy.
The pianist spent three hours perfecting his Hanon exercises until his fingers felt like they were going to fall off.
pianist by cygnusx1 January 1, 2009

pianissimo

A dynamic level in music. The softest (quietest) kind of dynamic level.
Pianissimo is so quiet, we could barely hear it.
pianissimo by RealSGII2 December 12, 2018
Someone who is racist towards penises.
“Omg Becky look at his dick!”
“Ew, shut the fuck up!”
“Wait, are you being pianist right now?”
“I guess so bitch!”
Son: Hey phadis, are we going to the store later?
Dad(phadis): Yes son.
A pianist is someone who is quite good with their fingers and they have great hand-eye coordination. Can't believe they asked why I was into them.
"Wow, I just love pianists."
"Why?"
"I can't believe how you have to ask. *le moan*"
pianist by Piano<3 January 21, 2021
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