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Undercover sardar 

A sardar who cleverly conceals his keski a.k.a “dastaar” with a cap, a fashion statement popularized by Indian Cricketer Harbhajan Singh in the late 90s.
Person 1: Does that guy have a patka under his cap?

Person 2: Yeah, he’s an undercover sardar.
Related Words
The ability to detect where the nearest starbucks is
man#1:hey man i need to find a starbucks
man#2:there should be one around this corner
man#1:hey how did you know that?
man#2:I have stardar
stardar by zoomzoom100 August 18, 2009
- a classy Punjabi Sikh girl. who is proud to be Sikh and Punjabi. carry's herself very well, also can be referred as a princess.
I met a girl from Punjab and she is one hot Sardarni.
Sardarni by ChocolateM November 20, 2010
An uncommon internet slang term for a gay person, or fag. Commonly associated with gay sex.
Slandark by Lewis thegreat December 28, 2008
The inate ability to locate a Starbucks nearby when traveling in unfamiliar territory.
Friend 1: “We need to find a Starbucks in this town. I need a triple chai latte pronto.”

Friend 2: “No problem, I’m guessing there should be a Bucks up ahead on the left.”

Friend 1: “You’re right -- I see it. Man, how do you do that? Your stardar always amazes me.”
Stardar by MJM27 December 2, 2009
a sardar is normally a person who wears a turban. mostly all sikhs (religion from india) are sardars because they all wear turbans and keep long beards and hair. which is part of their religion Sikhism.
there was a parade yesterday and there were a lot of sardar's present.

you can tell he is a proud sardar.
sardar by pendu jatt (sarpunch) March 5, 2009
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1. That Burberry scarf is so fache-couture.
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