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pronounce: pah-PAW
1)The local name for what Tourists/Europeans/Americans, call papaya i.e a long smelly fruit, with big round black seeds thats like a mango but is better for you and is not as sweet.

2) some city apparently

1)
Tourist: what would you reccomend to accompany breakfast?
West Indian: try a paw-paw
Tourist: what?
W. I: a papaya
Tourist: what'd you call it?
W.I: nevermind sir
paw-paw by amibbdos August 10, 2006
Words you can keep
Used to describe a perverted old man, not necessarily a relative but can be, who smells like pus and vitamins, likes young people to sit on his lap, and has a chocolate finger. Coined by the switched:ON Show podcast.
Come over here and sit on Paw-Paw's lap
Paw-Paw by switched:ON December 11, 2006
1.) What kids call their grandfather
2.) A tree with banana type fruit.
3.) City in Michigan
1.) Kid: PAW PAW COME HERE LOOK WHAT I FOUND!
Pawpaw: Alrighty sonny wait up.

2.) That paw paw tree is huge!

3.) Why don't we take a trip to PawPaw, Michigan
paw paw by Nimrodic_Neka March 6, 2008
(n)- a city in michigan- so nice they named it twice. known for its grape and wine festival, st. julians winery, its drug scene(behind the willow tree). Synonym- BumFuck,Michigan
Jo-Ahhh my parents are making me goto dumbass bumfuck michigan.
Bob-Awwe Paw Paw is not that bad.
Paw Paw by motothejo April 3, 2009
That girl has too many Paw Paws!
Paw Paw by JohnnyOnTheBeat April 17, 2022
C'mere Paw Paw, I mean Zach.
Paw Paw by SunshineBree February 21, 2019
Paw Paw is a small town in West Virginia, it's basically a ghost town that gives you wrong turn vibes. It either has inbreads and hicks or inbreads and hicks there is no inbetween
Guy 1:"Hey wanna go to Paw Paw today?"
Guy 2:"Look man you knew what happened in wrong turn, you think that's a good idea?"
Paw Paw by GayPussyLickingBitch October 29, 2020
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