To hit on a member of the opposite sex in a manner that is sneaky and stealthy; "kai" means hand in Tamil and Kannada.
Arun is trying to put kai on Tara. Check out those dance moves. How he is moving his kundi rhythmically to baba sehgal.
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A less lame version of "Give me five!". Only disadvantage is it isn't followed by "Up so High! Out of space! On your face!" (for the uninitiated: the person who diligently puts kai gets slapped.)
Manav: I got centum in maks exam
Danav: Put kai!
Manav: What?
Danav (to himself) :Oho, it's a Peter. (loudly): Give me five!
Danav: Put kai!
Manav: What?
Danav (to himself) :Oho, it's a Peter. (loudly): Give me five!
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to engage in coitus, making out or anything that involves touching someone sexually
Dont try to put kai on the Brown daughters or the Brown brothers will kick your koodhi.
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A term used when a boy tries to get close to a girl because of lust, and takes every chance to touch her 'innocently'
See see that Raju, how he is putting kai, da.
Yes, yes all the time he is saying to Malu, "Let me take off this ant which has fallen on your shoulder."
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Studious sorts/Geek.
one who prefers the company of books to human being
one who prefers the company of books to human being
Padaku originates for the word 'padhai' which in hindi means studies.
Interesting the word 'Daku' means bandit /oulaw in Hindi.
In this light, it is not incorrect to assume Padhaku means a studious social outlaw.
Boy 1: Do you want to call Divyansh to New Year's bash?
Boy 2; No man...he is such a padaku.I'm sure he prefer spending his New year's studying for the exams in March.He anyway sleeps at 11 and wakes up at 5.No fun to have him around.
Boy 2; No man...he is such a padaku.I'm sure he prefer spending his New year's studying for the exams in March.He anyway sleeps at 11 and wakes up at 5.No fun to have him around.
March 10, 2012, Word of the Day
It is the Indianized plural of "patty". It should have been "patties" but instead, with a little bit of help from the Gujus in pre-independence Bombay, Ragda served with Potato Patties became, Ragda Pattice. Alternate spelling is Pettis, Paytis, Patis, etc.
Ganesh: Will let me copy your homework? I have not done it.
Mangesh: I will show it to you only of you khilao me some Pattice.
Mangesh: I will show it to you only of you khilao me some Pattice.
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an unusually attractive female either in attitude or looks.
wah wah surabhi bahut sunder! Itne pataka hai!
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Slap.
Got Scared.
One of the nations favorite snack items. It is a patty with some always loved fillings like paneer or aloo, although there is never enough stuffing in them. Apparently part of continental cuisine it is sold by every self respecting chaiwallah.
Santanam - Lets go get some chai men, I'm so bored i'll sleep off only.
Paneerselvam - Sure, but you have to treat me pattice this time.
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March 17, 2012, Word of the Day
Also spelled "pie dog", refers to a street dog, a mongrel. The phrase is usually used by older Anglo Indian teachers to cast aspersions on the upbringing and lineage of errant students.
Teacher: Dai porki, rascal! Your parents never taught you manners or what? You buggers are like pye dogs!
Term given to a dustbin terrier, bitzer or basically any dog of indeterminate origin, parentage or ancestry. Used mostly by certain members of the Anglo Indian community. Pie comes from "Pie-bald" and denotes patchy colour.
These bleddy pie dogs need to be rounded up and out in that bleddy animal rights activist Maneka's house.
a small noisemaking firecracker. Used to describe a hot woman.
Man , that Bala is putting kai with this pataki chick named Sarvamangala.
twisted kannada pronunciation of the popular baked pizza. Pizza Corner tried fixing hte problem when they launched, but failed miserably in the Malleshwaram area of Bangalore. Some others prefer the evolved, "Pissa".. getting there.. getting there..
Aader won chicken pijda maga, they called me for lucky offer. they're giving one free garlic bread it simms.
Simbly it minns chamchafy or brown nose
Look at that Mogan, bleddy useless fellow loffing like yanything at yech and yeavry PJ told by boss. He is going on putting so much ice that boss will die of double pneumonia only
When trying to explain something, sudden realisation with irritation strikes that the current explanation is not getting through this person's dumb head. This clicking sound is made using lips, tongue. Ptch. Then the explanation can continue. Not necessarily in the same words.
The code first goes to the table to check valid data, and then constructs this array to push pointers into the queue. Ptch. Seee the code first constructs this array to push pointers into the queue and then goes to database to check valid data and then publishes the webpage. Got it? Okay. Simple it is.
Run away without looking back..
Deepak to his servant : Ramu, E 1000 rupai thagond hogi current bill kat baa...
(Ramu, take 1000bucks n pay electricity bill)
Next day..
Deepak to Ajay : Maga nenne aa ramuge 1000 rupai kottu current bill kat ba andre, bolimaga dud thagond POTAG bittavne. (Bro that son of bitch Ramu ran away with the money)
Bombay or as some call it 'Mumbai' slang kind of a call to attract attention towards yourself (especially with waiters and bartenders). It is a very unique Bombay sound which you make, very audible, tough tough to do if you are not familiar with bambaiyaa and if you can do it, very good for ya, and if you can't you sound like an idiot trying to fit in.
It is not easy for non bambaiyaas to do.
It is not easy for non bambaiyaas to do.
Paneerselvam - Boss, my drinks done and the waiter is not coming over!
Jignesh - ptssss!
Waiter - Yes sir, you called?
Jignesh - ptssss!
Waiter - Yes sir, you called?
To remove outer paper on the wick of a firecracker in order to slow down burning, giving you time to run away far enough to not be hit by one or more of:
1) Shards from neighbour's letter box
2) Shards from empty Asian Paint tin
3) Intestines from toad
4) Jelly (the granite kind)
5) Shards from your once-favourite toy car
6) Shards of whatever the hell other household articles you're trying to blow up, the success of which will result in you getting kolted by your mummee.
1) Shards from neighbour's letter box
2) Shards from empty Asian Paint tin
3) Intestines from toad
4) Jelly (the granite kind)
5) Shards from your once-favourite toy car
6) Shards of whatever the hell other household articles you're trying to blow up, the success of which will result in you getting kolted by your mummee.
"Dai pitch the fuse! Pitch the fuse! Otherwise you'll die!"
"Bring the agarbatthi here you bliddy coward!"
"No, first pitch it! I'm not coming till you pitch it!"
"Bring the agarbatthi here you bliddy coward!"
"No, first pitch it! I'm not coming till you pitch it!"
Fire cracker. Double meaning in some sense. Literally means fire cracker can also mean an item just like fire cracker. Diwali season staple.
Rashid to Paneerselvam - 'Boss, its Diwali and you are only playing with phool jhari? Get some real patakas man!'
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