"Pacquiao" is now a verb ...

[awdleyfuturehalloffamer]

"Pacquiao" is now a verb ...

link --> Pacquiaoed

News analyst and political pundit Ding Gagelonia was the first to take cognizance of this newest verb to invade the eternally evolving American English language – “Pacquiaoed”.

Actually, the term was first used by LA Times sports columnist Bill Plaschke in an article describing how the LA Lakers lost Game One of their NBA Western Conference semifinals against the Houston Rockets at home. Plaschke said that the Rockets did not just defeat the Lakers in the tough and physical (and bloody) Game One – but that the Rockets “Pacquiao’ed” the Lakers!

No matter how it is spelled – Pacquiaoed, Pacquiao’ed, pacquiaoed or pacquiao’ed – or whether it would eventually be added to the American English vocabulary or would just remain to be a jargon for sports writers and columnists, the fact remains that it is a quite graphic verb and instantly calls to mind how our Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao mangled Ricky “Hitman” Hatton of Great Britain in just two short rounds.

Beginning today, Pacquiao is not only a noun (which means pound for pound king, greatest Filipino boxer and one of the world’s greatest boxers of all time), but is also a verb, which means to totally defeat competition through sheer brute force.

Synonyms: overwhelm, devastate, crush, annihilate.

I've been using the term for five years now, so the term wasn't used first by bill plaschke. Maybe first on tv, but not first.

[brucelee]

"Pacquiao" is now a verb ...

link --> Pacquiaoed

News analyst and political pundit Ding Gagelonia was the first to take cognizance of this newest verb to invade the eternally evolving American English language – “Pacquiaoed”.

Actually, the term was first used by LA Times sports columnist Bill Plaschke in an article describing how the LA Lakers lost Game One of their NBA Western Conference semifinals against the Houston Rockets at home. Plaschke said that the Rockets did not just defeat the Lakers in the tough and physical (and bloody) Game One – but that the Rockets “Pacquiao’ed” the Lakers!

No matter how it is spelled – Pacquiaoed, Pacquiao’ed, pacquiaoed or pacquiao’ed – or whether it would eventually be added to the American English vocabulary or would just remain to be a jargon for sports writers and columnists, the fact remains that it is a quite graphic verb and instantly calls to mind how our Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao mangled Ricky “Hitman” Hatton of Great Britain in just two short rounds.

Beginning today, Pacquiao is not only a noun (which means pound for pound king, greatest Filipino boxer and one of the world’s greatest boxers of all time), but is also a verb, which means to totally defeat competition through sheer brute force.

Synonyms: overwhelm, devastate, crush, annihilate.

I've been using the term for five years now, so the term wasn't used first by bill plaschke. Maybe first on tv, but not first.

Pacquaio = pronounced as Pak-yaw. Pakyaw means get it all or buy it all in Filipino.It could also mean finish it early.

[XaduBoxer]

"Pacquiao" is now a verb ...

link --> Pacquiaoed

News analyst and political pundit Ding Gagelonia was the first to take cognizance of this newest verb to invade the eternally evolving American English language – “Pacquiaoed”.

Actually, the term was first used by LA Times sports columnist Bill Plaschke in an article describing how the LA Lakers lost Game One of their NBA Western Conference semifinals against the Houston Rockets at home. Plaschke said that the Rockets did not just defeat the Lakers in the tough and physical (and bloody) Game One – but that the Rockets “Pacquiao’ed” the Lakers!

No matter how it is spelled – Pacquiaoed, Pacquiao’ed, pacquiaoed or pacquiao’ed – or whether it would eventually be added to the American English vocabulary or would just remain to be a jargon for sports writers and columnists, the fact remains that it is a quite graphic verb and instantly calls to mind how our Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao mangled Ricky “Hitman” Hatton of Great Britain in just two short rounds.

Beginning today, Pacquiao is not only a noun (which means pound for pound king, greatest Filipino boxer and one of the world’s greatest boxers of all time), but is also a verb, which means to totally defeat competition through sheer brute force.

Synonyms: overwhelm, devastate, crush, annihilate.

I've been using the term for five years now, so the term wasn't used first by bill plaschke. Maybe first on tv, but not first.

Pacquaio = pronounced as Pak-yaw. Pakyaw means get it all or buy it all in Filipino.It could also mean finish it early.

I like "finish it early"... and its synonym "quickie"... pacquiao = quickie
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[mnmc10]

pakyaw in filipino actually means to buy in bulk or to buy everything.


i never heard pakyawin used in a fist fight.


what does a boxer do after a mega fight? take a long vacation right? not for pac he is now on local TV performing on his free music concert. ahahahahahahahah

pac is crazy!!

[brucelee]

pakyaw in filipino actually means to buy in bulk or to buy everything.


i never heard pakyawin used in a fist fight.


what does a boxer do after a mega fight? take a long vacation right? not for pac he is now on local TV performing on his free music concert. ahahahahahahahah

pac is crazy!!

what channel. I've heard he's changing channels.

[mnmc10]

GMA7 pre!

he sang almost all of his songs and some cheesy foreign songs aswell.


pilipino pilipino pilipino nag lahi ko.ehehehehe you know

[HattonTheHammer]

jesus christ

your love for manny is borderline sick and extremely unnervy to many of us on here.

Can the mods of saddos please just arrange to have a pinoy lounge that`ll stop the endless spamming of the main forum??

[Gandalf]

jesus christ

your love for manny is borderline sick and extremely unnervy to many of us on here.

Can the mods of saddos please just arrange to have a pinoy lounge that`ll stop the endless spamming of the main forum??

Yes, this is a stupid and pretty pointless thread....getting a little irksome.

[Julius Rain]

jesus christ

your love for manny is borderline sick and extremely unnervy to many of us on here.

Can the mods of saddos please just arrange to have a pinoy lounge that`ll stop the endless spamming of the main forum??

hmm did someone force you to click the link to this thread or any pac threads?

even if there was a pinoy lounge, curiousity will still over come you likely have you sneak a peek?

[Gandalf]

jesus christ

your love for manny is borderline sick and extremely unnervy to many of us on here.

Can the mods of saddos please just arrange to have a pinoy lounge that`ll stop the endless spamming of the main forum??

hmm did someone force you to click the link to this thread or any pac threads?

even if there was a pinoy lounge, curiousity will still over come you likely have you sneak a peek?

But besides Manny's name it has more to do with a perverted form of linguistics than boxing. If Saddoboxer was that interested in this issue he could have posted the thread on the other board.

[josef4334]

pakyaw in filipino actually means to buy in bulk or to buy everything.


i never heard pakyawin used in a fist fight.


what does a boxer do after a mega fight? take a long vacation right? not for pac he is now on local TV performing on his free music concert. ahahahahahahahah

pac is crazy!!

actually my brothers, the word pakyaw mean different in each dialect thats why people come up with different meaning.

[Onix]

So I was at a club right, and im dancin with this chick and some foo comes up and bumps me right onto the floor, I didnt even think about it, I got up and Pacquiao'd that foo right then and there in front of everyone...it was awesome!!

[brucelee]

So I was at a club right, and im dancin with this chick and some foo comes up and bumps me right onto the floor, I didnt even think about it, I got up and Pacquiao'd that foo right then and there in front of everyone...it was awesome!!

lol. nice use of word.