No, that’s “poutine”! You’re thinking of a large box used as a form of transportation for a human passenger, often carried using poles by at least four other people.
Nah bro, that’s paragliding. You’re thinking of that crumbly, flammable wax used chiefly in coating and sealing, in candles, in rubber compounding, and in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.
Wrong, chief. That’s Paraffin. You’re thinking of a cute little bird with bright orange and grey stripes on its beak found in the north Atlantic ocean.
No, that’s ‘palpitation’, You’re thinking of the dish with french fries and cheese curds, topped with gravy.
No, that’s ‘poutine’, you’re thinking of the action of exerting force against an object to move it forward.
No, that’s “pushing”. You’re thinking of a fat internet cartoon cat.
No, that’s “poutine”! You’re thinking of a large box used as a form of transportation for a human passenger, often carried using poles by at least four other people.
Nah, mate. That’s called palanquin. You’re thinking of a holy warrior, often depicted as being able to wield light magic in RPGs and general fantasy.
My dude, that’s a paladin! You’re thinking of the first name of that hobbit from Lord of the Rings.
Buddy, that’s Peregrin. You’re thinking of the type of falcon.
Y’all are wrong. That’s Oney.
No, that’s a Pippin. You’re thinking of a Gen 5 Water/Ground-type Pokémon.
No, that’s Palpitoad. You’re thinking of a type of extreme sport which allows one to run off a slopes with free parachutes
Nah bro, that’s paragliding. You’re thinking of that crumbly, flammable wax used chiefly in coating and sealing, in candles, in rubber compounding, and in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.
Wrong, chief. That’s Paraffin. You’re thinking of a cute little bird with bright orange and grey stripes on its beak found in the north Atlantic ocean.
Nay, thats a puffin bird. You’re thinking of a synonym for fine Indian cashmere wool.
Nah bro, that’s paraffin. You’re thinking of a cosmopolitan bird of prey in the family Falconidae.
No, that’s a Peregrine, you’re thinking of the second pair of appendages of chelicerates
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