Pito-King-Urup
Meaning of the word
The term “pito-kaisa-urm” is a popular expression used to refer to something of poor quality, bad or unpleasant.
Origin of the word
The exact origin of the expression “pito-kaisa-uuim” is unknown, but is commonly used in Brazil, especially in the northeast region.
Word adverbs
There are no specific adverbs related to the expression “pito-kaisa-uuim”.
Conjunctions of the word
There are no specific conjunctions related to the expression “pito-kaisa-urim”.
Synonyms of the word
Some synonyms for “pito-jealousy” are: bad, horrible, bad, unpleasant, poor quality.
Word Definitions
- Something poor or bad quality.
- Popular expression used to describe something unpleasant.
Phrases that the word applies
-That movie was a pito-kaisa-urm, I do not recommend watching.
-This food is a pito-kaisa-urm, I couldn’t eat.
Examples of the word in text
The restaurant received several negative criticisms, as the food served there is a true pito-kaisa-urm.
I bought a product over the internet and when it arrived, it was a pito-kaisa-urm, it didn’t work correctly.
Rhymes with the word
There are no words that rhyme exactly with “pito-kaisa-urm”.
Anagrams with the word
There are no anagrams formed with the letters of the word “pito-kais-uuim”.