5 definitions by Aldo Lo Spavaldo
Originating from the Italian language this word means clown, joker, pagliaccio (or pagliazzo). Becoming popular in Scotland with the arrival of the Lazzarini brothers.
Also see pagliaccio or pagliazzo.
Also see pagliaccio or pagliazzo.
Ehehehh, you are a real buffone David... I can't believe you said that.
Rickybu what a buffone are you?
Rickybu what a buffone are you?
by Aldo Lo Spavaldo May 1, 2005
Mr Berlusconi says: “I have a huge cock and the biggest pair of balls you can find in Italy.”
Mr Bush replies: “ye… right! Weapons of mass destruction!”
Mr Bush replies: “ye… right! Weapons of mass destruction!”
by Aldo Lo Spavaldo May 1, 2005
by Aldo Lo Spavaldo May 1, 2005
Stroppia (feminine)
A word originating from central Italy. Apparently from the Ancona province (Archi). Quickly becoming of common use in the everyday English and "Scottish".
A frendly way to tell someone how stupid he/she is. Obtuse, dim, brainless, thick-headed.
A word originating from central Italy. Apparently from the Ancona province (Archi). Quickly becoming of common use in the everyday English and "Scottish".
A frendly way to tell someone how stupid he/she is. Obtuse, dim, brainless, thick-headed.
by Aldo Lo Spavaldo May 1, 2005
by Aldo Lo Spavaldo May 1, 2005