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A strong friendship. They are a force of nature.
Peyah is one of the best friendships I've seen
peyah by Poppy seed June 2, 2020
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an exotic beauty. She's a bit on the wild side, and unpredictable, but she has an incredible laugh. Pegahs are rare, but extremely memorable.
She hit me in the head with a coke bottle, but I couldn't be mad because she looked so good doing it, thats how I knew she was a Pegah.
pegah by april0000 November 28, 2012
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Def 1

To be an asshole/dick. A person who says jerk comments in order to make himself feel better about who he is and to make others feel bad.

Def 2
Taking a poop.
Example 1
When i told him i got an 81 on my test, he turned into a peyshub and said he got 82.

Example 2
After eating 12 bite sized rotis, i had to take a mean peyshub.
Peyshub by peyshub August 16, 2011
Peyam is a Kurdish name which means "Happy news" or " happy message" or " Holy news" , " holy way" , " advice". A "peyam" can not be negative or bad news.
- Din peyameki jwani haya = The religion has a holy message
- Peyami mn bo to awaya ka agat la daiko bawkt bet = My advice for you is to take good care of your family.
peyam by Poet_peter September 29, 2013
A person who always call someone else with weird name such as 'monyet hitam' and so on
Don't look at her.She is peah.hahahahhahaa
peah by Mr 🙉🙉🙉 March 23, 2017
a cunning and elusive beauty of the east (of the planet), foreign and dangerous. if you run into a pegah, you should probably get excited, but stay alert. pegahs are rare, so remember to track her down quickly and stay on her tail or you may not see one again. lure one in carefully.
"Is that a Pegah I spot looming in the wilderness?"

"Why, yes, the elusive Pegah! Hurry go grab your net!"
Pegah by babesdude February 4, 2010
A word used to express delight or happiness as used by the famous Bally Boys Mathematics Teacher Ray Ray Rankin. A stalwart soldier in the mathematics world who also goes by the code-names Captain of the Silver Bullet, Banger of the Greek Goddess, The Peck Master, Disciple of the holy Coroneos and The Colonel.
The word first came into common use after Ray Rankin's year 12 mathematics class heard him utter the phrase when they asked for help with a particularly difficult maths question. Ray would then look at the question utter the phrase Puyah and explain to the student that the question was a bastard and they were right to ask the colonel for help.

Since then the word has been used greatly outside the mathematics context as an exclamation of great delight or happiness often mostly associated with the spotting or scoping out of attractive females. When one particularly good looking female is sighted Bally Boys students have been known to turn to their friends and say Puyah! in a ode their greatly admired maths teacher Ray Rankin.
When a hot chick walks past it is traditional for a bally boy who was in Ray Rankins maths class to utter the phrase Puyah! at the top of his voice.

Ray Rankin "Puyah! Ow Max. You Sick Fuck. Jamie you sweat when you breath. Enough of that puffy shit. Ey You. Eh Eh Eh Charley Farley Harley."

Shot Ray this is dedicated to you. Puyah!
Puyah by Ninja Mc Stealth Kill July 27, 2009
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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