Plakas
A superior person. Come from the Plaka area of Athens, Greece where intellectuals and aristocrats reside.
Plakas by Armelius Rochean Dupree April 20, 2004
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Plakas
Hash (drug) wrapped up in a rectangular, thin, plate-like shape that is then easier to cut and portion into individual pieces.
The word is commonly used in central Europe slang (Germany, Austria,...) and is popular in their hip-hop scene.
This word originates from Latin languages like Spanish "placa" and French "plaque", which translates to "tablet" or "plate".
The word is commonly used in central Europe slang (Germany, Austria,...) and is popular in their hip-hop scene.
This word originates from Latin languages like Spanish "placa" and French "plaque", which translates to "tablet" or "plate".
Plakas by NuovoAntares May 2, 2024
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Prakash
The best person ever. Better than everyone. The greatest man ever. The best at sports. Studies hard and succeeds.
Palkash
A person that is down to earth. They try hard to exceed their goals and never give up. They spend their times outdoors or helping out around town, even at home.
A person that is Palkash often tends to be independent. They are friendly but shy. They'd rather avoid human drama and enjoy the things life has to offer. They believe life is short and no moments of it should be wasted.
A person that is Palkash often tends to be independent. They are friendly but shy. They'd rather avoid human drama and enjoy the things life has to offer. They believe life is short and no moments of it should be wasted.
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