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His name is Parjam,my love
parjam by Mahjm9271 January 25, 2018
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Paramdeep 

Proper Noun, Its a name common in East Indian culture. Used by people belong to Sikh religion and regarded as brave and nice souls. PARAM means BIG and DEEP means source of light. Person who respect equality. Very helpful, short tempered, generally believe in open conversation and speaks truth. In Punjab (Northern State of India) they are know as Lion hearted.
My name is Paramdeep
Paramdeep by alive1 February 3, 2010

Pajama day

A day, usually on a weekend or during a day off, when you have nothing to do and sit around lazily in your pajamas, not leaving the house. Often involves eating cereal for every meal and excessive television/video games.
Speaker 1: "Hey, want to go see a movie?"
Speaker 2: "No way man, I'm having a pajama day. Let's just sit around and watch Seinfeld reruns."
Pajama day by the Master Crayon February 19, 2010

Mullet Pajamas

Pajama pants worn with your regular shirt or top. Buisness on top, party on the bottom.
During her Skype interview, Mary Elizabeth wore her mullet pajamas instead of a binding pencil skirt.
Mullet Pajamas by jessRH December 16, 2010

dink pajamas 

When a male is wearing no clothing except a t-shirt. Footwear is optional and the only other allowed garment.

The name comes from his penis peeking out from the bottom of his t-shirt.
The elderly man answered the door in nothing but his dink pajamas.
dink pajamas by louderthan10 February 4, 2009

Paramood 

A state in which you desire to binge listen to Paramore.
"Ortega, I'm in a Paramood."
"Yeah, Sarah Kate. I can tell. You've been listening to Ain't it fun on repeat."
Paramood by DRUMMAJOR13 May 14, 2014

pedro paramo 

One of the best books of the mexican literature. it was written by Juan Rulfo.It talks mainly about solitude, tyranny,nostalgia, memory and most of all about the trascendency of death.
"Allá me oirás mejor. Estaré más cerca de ti. Encontrarás más cercana la voz de mis recuerdos que la de mi muerte, si es que alguna vez la muerte ha tenido alguna voz."

You will hear me better there. I will be closer to you. You will hear the voice of my memories stronger than the voice of my death - that is, if death ever had a voice.

dolores preciado in Pedro paramo.
pedro paramo by mauricio gonzalez September 1, 2007
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