Puther
(british colloquial slang)
(pr-nounced as ‘mother’) descriptive of heavy falling snow (though not nearly as severe as a blizzard).
“the snowfall was quite light ten minutes ago, but now it’s really starting to puther”.
puther is most commonly used to describe the son of a wealthy businessman who comes from a rural pind in punjab. many puthers have left punjab and now are taking over the city of toronto. puthers have a natural ability to break dance, yet maintain a shy and quiet personality. puthers think that they are gangster, but really, are big softies.
sunny malhotra the most sought after puther in canada.
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