Parisian

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Doing something dumb or stupid but trying to act innocent and cute to get positive attention instead of criticism. Urban Dictionary

If someone is a Parisian then they live in Paris or come from Paris (born in Paris) Urban Dictionary

The worst type of French , From the dark lords capital city of Paris. Parisians hate everything , in particular the non french. Legend says that if you say Racism 10 times in front of your mirror at midnight , a parisian may appear. Urban Dictionary

A black person. Originally derived from the hit song 'Niggas in Paris'. Urban Dictionary

During anal intercourse, preferably a three-way, having a female partner take an unused condom (deflated), and inserting it into another partner's anus; next, the condom is inflated with the first female's mouth while it is in the second female's anus; particularly skilled females can inflate the condom to the point of rupture Urban Dictionary

The most common version of European men. Are very skinny and wear speedos. Can be seen on the beach usually with other Ridgebacks and can be spottede by their signature trademark; a prominent spine. Urban Dictionary

A woman from Paris who is a "whore" or rather "prostitute". Hence "parisian whore" Urban Dictionary

Blow job Urban Dictionary

When a guy passes a STD from a stripper to the next girl he meets and leaves himself clean. Urban Dictionary

This is the act of swinging from a ceiling or a bar, bollock naked, and ask the question "Cock or ball?" This can be done while trying to use you momentum to cock slap a female. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to parisian:
parisian, parisien, partisan, patrician, persian, pakistan, frisian, periscian, parthian, parian, parison, paradisian, priscian, pridian, paisan, pharisean, parusia, paralian, parisite, parisians, parisi, pacinian, parishad, parishen, anisian, sarkisian, priscan, papinian, pariseau, barisan, parisii.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word parisian:
vari, tre, couture, rue, arrondissement, socialite, vaudeville, seine, salon, cabaret, ais, caf, des, dealer, jules, tel, versailles, madame, paris, suburb, marcel, henri, ois, pierre, banker, circles, jacques, nightclub, stages, cafe, res, mall, les, suburbs, fashion, jean, ren, napoleon, audiences, stores, restaurant, louise, bread, marie, french, boulevard, maurice, furniture, designer, apartment, artistic, store, literary, painter, architect, publisher, premiere, louis, victor, ballet, cole, opera, scene.

Words that rhyme with parisian:
vision, provision, decision, division, envision, derision, precision, television, revision, collision, incision, rescission, supervision, excision, misprision, circumcision, recision, subdivision, univision, indecision, night vision, split decision, cable television, cablevision, long division, short division, cell division, reduction division, judicial decision, macrovision, final decision, porcupine provision, bakke decision, line of vision, advertising division, word division, form division, phase of cell division, administrative division, cellular division, color television, sarkisian, activision, territorial division, sales division, avedisian, computervision, coopervision, divison, exploravision, multivision, spectravision, valuevision, worldvision, xyvision.

Adjectives that are often used to describe parisian:
young, true, average, old, little, most, more, real, native, typical, fair, modern, wealthy, gay, pure, beautiful, class, genuine, rich, elegant, anglo, sophisticated, pretty, wonderful, ordinary, thorough, century, brilliant, bred, non, anonymous, polished, poor, intelligent, anti, witty, supersubtle, miserable, famous, fashionable, cultured, peculiarly, handsome, educated, clever, ultra, cultivated, audacious, byronic, argumentative, fussy, fanciful, thoroughbred, refined, purest, prominent, expensive, elderly, damned, livid, adoptive, enterprising, exacting, lithe, born, worthy, plebeian, enthusiastic, dreadful, natured, veriest, distinctively, sous, respecting, blooded, wise, latest, oldest, seeking.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective parisian:
society, life, women, public, world, mob, populace, press, salons, circles, police, workers, fashion, woman, friends, style, scene, stage, accent, ladies, school, fashions, population, lady, streets, newspapers, audience, house, salon, bourgeoisie, audiences, cafe, theatres, houses, artists, taste, theatre, family, boulevards, suburb, journals, masters, crowd, cafes, model, critics, hospitals, schools, girl, friend, suburbs, intellectuals, market, region, restaurant, lawyer, papers, culture, journalist, students, art, hotel, authorities, artist, restaurants, bourgeois, newspaper, proletariat, army, banker, scenes, manners, industry, journal, boulevard, elegance, atmosphere, street, culottes, models, styles, doctor, doctors, garde, sections, theaters, journalists, apartment, crowds, mode, merchants, dealer, printer, publisher.

Words that sound like parisian:
parisian, pridgen, pression, prussian, prison, persian, perigon, britian, previn, pressen, privine, prism, prizm, prisme, permission, pigeon, proven, apparition, posion, perdition, parishioner, pichon, pidgen, pervasion, praten, permistion, prejean, parrhesia, prian, preussen, britain, briton, brittain, britton, brittan, britten, brison, bryton, brisson, bricken, bringen, brauchen, harijan, oppression, preaching, percussion, printing, prussia, pidgin, pricking, press on, prussians, pitch in, preben, pridgeon, pyrogen, prucha, prisoner, presume, prisons, prisoned, permian, pithon, priscian, prozone, passion, operation, persia, pasion, derision, brennan, breton, brennen, bridging, perigee, perman, parison, frisian, brecon, paschen, brecken, perin, persen, bring in, peroration, passione, paraben, bresson, per annum, patchen, barraging, persan, brunnen, perren, bridgeing, brechen, brick in, brengen, perch on, brush on.