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The sound someone makes when they know they are making a chutiya out of you
Mess wala is saying that the new dish is called paggon paratha
paggon by Canburrow May 29, 2017
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Additional power which is added beyond what has already been added. Can be said multiple times for multiple effect. Closest synonym is "more oomph."

From the video game "Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem," where all one has to do to juice up the power of a spell is recite the word Pargon repeatedly until the effect is larger.
This old computer is running too damn slow; I need to get some pargon for it.
pargon by Lita August 17, 2004
Related Words
paggon paigon Pagon pagging Paggot Paggo pagion? pagony paggin Paggoat
A British op that is not worth your time like BoJo
dem paigon yutes over there gonna get dipped up
Paigon by waffle_master69 March 22, 2021
Someone who does nothing; someone who is not worth your time (Synonym: Wasteman)
Dem boys paigon, I can't stand 'em (See J Hus- Dem Boys Paigon)
Paigon by Ramit March 30, 2015
To, one by one, pick off the members of an opposing team. The term originates from the first season of Survivor where the members of Pagong tribe were outnumbered by the members of the Tagi tribe, resulting in the Pagong tribe eventually being wiped out.
"Let's just band together and pagong their asses."

"If we don't do something soon, they will just pagong us."

See also: pagonging
pagong by Bob24984329843 October 12, 2005
A pagion is someone who is hated by a group usually a gang
Will Smith is a pagion
pagion by Pagion May 9, 2018
A person who is not worth your time. A person who is a lier or backstabber.
That guy is a right paigon.
Paigon by JAFPL_17 December 15, 2018
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