pasao 

Is a Venezuelan word that people use when someone does something without permission or that they can’t do like if someone touches your boob or eat your food or steal you something he is a pasao

Mira tú si eres pasao me robaste la comida
You are so rude/mean you stole my food

Mira te pasaste con eso que hiciste
You messed up with the thing you just did

Tú eres un pasao por tocarme en mis partes privadas

You are so inappropriate touching me in my private parts

pasao by La maracucha January 25, 2019

esta pasao 

Esta pasao is a Puertorican slang phrase used to mean "you're trippin" or "you're crazy" in a joking manner.

Ex. "Esta gente esta pasao!" or "este tipo crees que es macho! Esta pasao..."

Translation- "These people are trippin(crazy)" and "this guy thinks he's tough! He's trippin..."

esta pasao by ElTransladorBoricua November 29, 2017

pason pount 

A random bloke pretending to be a football player. Currently at Chelsea. Cannot create anything on the pitch for his life. He is also the great ghost of Wembley.

Chelsea lost a final? Pason Pount must have been in the starting line up

pason pount by Honest Pason Pount fan and 99 August 9, 2022

pashoongi

One person with their hand in their pants stimulating sexual intercourse (Masturbating)

Oh Oscar do a pashoongi it feels so good you should try it you jizz everywhere.

pashoongi by Oscar Sey April 15, 2019

¡no pasarán! 

No Pasaran means 'they shall not pass' - the phrase comes from the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s, and was used by the Republican troops (the left-wing soldiers fighting against Franco and the Falangists) as a rallying cry in defense of Madrid.

they shall not pass ¡no pasarán!

¡no pasarán! by Billy18 September 25, 2013

paskooska

A slang term for asking someone to pass you a/the goose. Common amongst eastern Canadians.

Prounced:
Pah•skoose•kah

Guy One: Pass the goose, guy.
Guy Two: oh you mean paskooska

paskooska by Dr. Aarben November 10, 2014

Pasang 

A person usually from Tibet. Named due to the day of birth as tibetans believed each day had a deity and that the person born on specific day should hold a name to represent that he/she is under the protection of a deity of that day.

Nurse: what do you want to name your child?
Mother: Since its friday, his name will be pasang

Pasang by Sagaregreat July 19, 2021