MUSICS!
No! Paki is not a nasty word. It is not a nasty word because it means pure and hygienic. Someone called me a Paki the other day and i said thanks. They had a real shock but they are calling me pure so i turned around and says "do you have a bath?" They says "yes" , I just said to them in their face "well you're a Paki to".The word 'Paki' is a collective name for a group of people. it is analogous to 'Spanish' or 'Japanese'. However though its origins are acceptable the word is no-longer in general use. This is because some people use it in a derogatory manner. Nowadays the term is considered racist. The politicly correct term of a person from Pakistan is now 'Pakistanian'.if paki is a nasty word then all the following are to:brityankruskiscotchinkand there are loads more, paki is just a shortened word for pakistani. if a paki called me a brit then id say thanks because im proud and patriotic about being a brit.I totally agree that 'paki' is just a word meaning 'person form (or with heritage in) Pakistan'. However it is not used any more because some people have used it as a derogatory, racist term to refer to anybody form South Asia. Hence some people take offence to being called by it and 'Pakistanian' is now preferred.If 'brit' and 'yank' were used in the same way then they too would fall out of popular use just because people don't want to be impolite.And 'chink' is an offensive word.
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The whole point is that if the man loves the woman he should love her like crazy, not be nasty to her. Looks like you are picking the wrong men. Tell the guy to smarten up or get out! You deserve better. I am curious, but I suspect you are either from Australia, New Zealand or England because of the word "fancy."
the to this is kiss me though the phone
Asinine is a nasty word. It begins with the letter a.
Another word for nasty is horrible, mean or disgusting.
The prefix for the root word "nasty" is un-. Suffixes for the root word "nasty" include -ness and -ly.
The word is spelled nasty, just as you spelled it.
I can give you several sentences.That is a nasty wound.He has a nasty mind.The medication tastes nasty!
Cailín is the word in the Irish language for girl. Note that there is a line over the second i, called a fada. Colleen is the way it is pronounced, and it is often a spelling used in English for a girl's name.
Stink!! Nasty!! Whoah!!
The word "nasty" in Welsh can be translated as "wael" or "drwg".
No. Nasty is actually an adjective, because it is used to describe a noun or pronoun. Example: Her cat was nasty. Her - possessive adjective (pronoun) cat - noun was - linking verb nasty - adjective There is an adverb form, which is "nastily."
Caitlin is an Irish Gaelic loan name in Italian.Specifically, the name is a feminine proper noun. Its original meaning in Irish Gaelic is "pure." Its equivalent in Italian is Caterina.The pronunciation is "keh-tleen" in terms of the Irish Gaelic loan word and "KAH-the-REE-nah" in terms of the Italian equivalent.
The general word for "nasty" is desagradable. (unpleasant)The word required could be asqueroso (disgusting) or feo (ugly).
"nasty".