paryca 

Paryca is an American name meaning queen of angels

Paryca = Queen of angels

paryca by A_30 November 18, 2021

Parscale 

To over promise and under deliver; to set unrealistic expectations or simply lie about a product or event’s popularity or desirability.

I was totally parscaled about the rally. I waited in lines for five days to get in and the arena was only a third full.

Parscale by pm800 June 21, 2020

Parica 

When two people really adore eachother

Oh they are so in love,totally parica

Parica by Uuuuuupip May 13, 2019

Parya 

Parya is a Persian name, meaning angel of all angels.
Name commonly given to the prettiest, sweetest and smartest of Persian females.

Parisa literally means "little angel" where as Parya is the lead angel. Jealous? I THINK SO.

"Did you see that Parya that walked past?"
"I know, she's such an angel"

boom.

Parya by paryaaa May 17, 2011

Paracausal Power

The inner ability to not accept the outcome as a causality of a deterministic reality & choose to personally have free will.

Fal'el Ierokk: All living organisms have paracausal power & that's because we're alive.

X'ul Mal: Power is power & power is will.

Zaythan: X'ul is right!

Paracausal Power by Star Spire June 17, 2018

Parscale 

In stark contrast to terms like hyperscale and planet-scale that describe massive, growing systems, a Parscale is something that only delivers one thousandth of what was promised.

"Did you see that Tulsa rally? 1 million people registered and only a thousand showed up. That's totally Parscale, and it's all Brad's fault."

Parscale by Tuc U June 20, 2020

parcan 

Light commonly used in theatrical settings or for bands and soforth. Short for parabolic reflector in a can - it's basically a car headlight, very high wattage (typically 500-750) and quite bright. They're also known for being quite cheap and throwing a nice, even light but not being nearly as flexible as an ellipsoidal or fresnel.

If you drop a light from the catwalk, you're in deep shit - unless it was just a parcan.

parcan by Entropist March 22, 2004