Paxi

1.another word for stylish

2.another word for cl-ssic/deadly
bob:”i got some beer!”
pete:”paxi”
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“babe you looking paxi.”
3 more definitions
in certain areas of england, most of the taxi drivers are pakistani or asian. thus, a taxi driven by said people is known as a paxi.
the stupid paxi driver didn’t know how to get me to the airport
a taxi driven by a pakistani. to simplify – a normal taxi. it usually involves getting ripped off and taken advantage of when you are drunk.
“lads, it’s been a long, crazy night and i’m smashed. shall we all grab a paxi and go home?”
paxi is a synonym for “b-tch”
she was such a paxi last night, i’ve been avoiding her calls.

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