Piele

South African
Word used for when things are going great.

Hierdie party is piele bra
(meaning)
This party is awesome bro.

by Trinity89 February 6, 2009

Piele

Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French pervertir, from Latin pervertere to overturn, corrupt, pervert, from per- thoroughly + vertere to turn --

Pervert:
1 a : to cause to turn aside or away from what is good or true or morally right or what is generally done or accepted b : one given to some form of sexual perversion c : an aberrant sexual practice especially when habitual and preferred to normal coitus d : someone which has these characteristics and can act upon: bastardize, bestialize, brutalize, corrupt, debauch, demoralize, deprave, warp

Piele's are perverted. These are the people that you want to keep from dating your older or younger sister or cousin or next door neighbor because all they want to do is to defile them.

by Jendo December 9, 2004

piele vleg

Male bonding.

From the Afrikaans words "piel" (cock) and vleg (weave). Literal translation as cockweaving.

"Die manne gaan bietjie piele vleg.", or, the guys are going cockweaving.

by Celloza October 20, 2021

trabuc de piele

Translate: leather cigar
That's how romanians sometimes refer to penises as a joke, especially black ones.

Friend 1: Vlad said he's going to a club tonight to smoke some cigars.
Annoying guy: Oh, you mean leather cigars?

In romanian:

-Vlad a zis ca se duce in seara asta in club sa fumeze trabucuri.
-Aa, trabuc de piele?

by DamnTibi October 18, 2020

Awe piele

Awe piele is a phrase used by South Africans who typically live in the western cape. It consists of the combination of the two Afrikaans words: "awe" and "piele".

This phrase can be, and is used in almost any context, but it is mostly used: during a greeting, in response to a question (where "awe piele" would replace the word "yes") and it is often used as a way of showing of excitement or that you agree with a statement.

In response to a question, and an exclamation of excitement:

John: Patrick, are we still going to braai tonight?
Patrick: Awe piele!

As a greeting:

John: Jus Patrick.
Patrick: Awe Piele!

In agreement:

John: Should we take a smoke break?
Patrick: Awe piele.

by SchwappaTappa420 December 16, 2022

piece of patch

A phrase usually uttered by men, meaning "To get laid."
The "patch" refers to a woman's pubes.

As said by John Travolta's character in The General's Daughter: "Risking it all for a piece of patch."

by TheKnightWhoSaidIckyIcky January 29, 2014

Piece of cake(Mak)

This is the signature move of John Mak. Everytime he gives us tons of homework, he says piece of cake to make us feel worse. People who don't know what this means might get confused, for they might think John Mak is giving out cakes.

Student A: Today no homework?
John Mak: Today's homework is Chapter 1 Q10-30.

Student B, C, D, E, F, G, H: WHAT?!?
John Mak: Piece of cake.

Piece of cake(Mak)

by JohnMakFan November 12, 2020