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n. A corner convenience store, usually operated by people from Pakistan, India, and more recently, Turkey. The name derives from 'Paki Shop', as these stores were exclusively run by people Pakistan. They standardly stock beer, cigarettes, drinks and snacks.

v. To go to a paki shop to purchase supplies.
Joe: I need a beer, mate.
Ralph: There's a pakpak down the road.
Joe: Sweet.


John: What are you doing?
Steve: Pakpak.
John: Great, can you grab me a coke while you're there?
pakpak by MuhamedDurkaDurkaJihad April 21, 2009
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A sweet and amazing pakistani girl who lights up everyone's day with her outlandishly energetic and positive attitude. They often tend to be short and feisty, but it adds to their layered personality.
Alan: Yo, your girlfriend is so loud and outgoingly happy. What's she doing all that for when she's literally 4'11?
Jorge: Yep, thats my pakpak.
pakpak by Pakister February 21, 2024
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The best surname in the world; no-one could argue. When people try to pronounce it everyone laughs at the failed attempt, including a papakostas. Usually from ancient Greek times, indicating an ability to the summoning of great strength when needed and some papakostas' have hot bodies. Others are fat-asses who sit on the couch all day eating doritos and watching netfilx by themselves.
Boss: 'Mr Papa-ki-st... Mr Papako-stsadp-asfsdf... Mr PAPA-DOPA-FEW... mr papakostas, please come to my office.'
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Palpak Tagalog 

A rare dialect of Tagalog spoken by ninjatwins in the Facebook region. Contains such ancient, untranslatable words as "discochan" and "#bi-panaloing"
(300 comments later) What the hell are Holly and Kate saying? I can't understand them.

Don't bother. They're speaking Palpak Tagalog
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papakala 

Bad word.

Johhny : Hey day, papakala
Dad: I am so offended
shut up dumb ass papakala
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Papak is a slang term used to describe a person who is financially strained, unable to afford even the most basic necessities or experiences due to being broke. It encapsulates the feeling of being in a perpetual state of being penny-pinched and often implies a sense of frustration or helplessness regarding one's financial situation.
I can't go out for dinner tonight; I'm feeling like papak after paying my bills.
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papakura high 

Papakura high, a school full of ratties, hoes & few smart people that'll never get anywhere. Depressed students all around. While walking through the school you'll hear "do you know who's selling?" at least several times. And by "selling" I most definitely mean drugs because Kura High students love to get high and use the bunsen burners in the science classes to light their blunts. The year 9's are all little shit's even when they're not. The year 10's are really only there to date the year 9's. The year 11's are the victims. They get their shit broken from year 9's or stolen by class mates if they take engineering/tech. Speaking of tech, that teacher is always talking. Anyways, the year 12's are. Wait, are there even year 12's? I don't know one year 12 at Kura high. probably cause they all drop out around year 11. And last but not least, the year 13's. All hanging out in a small crowd together. Can't wait to leave the school. Know's they're not going to university because let's be real, why would you go to Papakura High if you wanted to go to university? If they don't get a scholarship then watch out McDonalds, here they come.
Papakura high, full of sack nuts, stoners, and std's.
papakura high by wotdefok June 4, 2017
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