Korean slang, explained in English · 127

Search in Korean or English. Dates in the dictionary refer to verified sources, rather than live popularity rankings.

• 플렉시테리언peulleksiterieonA flexible vegetarian who mainly eats plant-based food but also eats meat depending on circumstances.A flexible vegetarian who mainly eats plant-based food but also eats meat depending on circumstances.
• 플러팅peulleotingShowing affection or interest toward someone through words, looks, gestures, or similar actions.Showing affection or interest toward someone through words, looks, gestures, or similar actions.
• 플로깅peullogingPicking up nearby litter while walking or jogging lightly.Picking up nearby litter while walking or jogging lightly.
• 플프 마켓peulpeu maketA joint label for creative-goods and secondhand marketsA collective term for markets selling creative works and markets trading secondhand goods.
• 플피peulpiA situation, or the price difference, in which an apartment presale right or similar asset trades above its original sale price, with a positive premium.A situation, or the price difference, in which an apartment presale right or similar asset trades above its original sale price, with a positive premium.
• 플랜ZpeulraenzA spending strategy for economic downturns that cuts costs while maximizing satisfaction.A spending strategy for economic downturns that cuts costs while maximizing satisfaction.
• 플랩북peulraepbukLift-the-flap bookA book where lifting part of a picture reveals related pictures or content beneath.
• 플래시몹peulraesimopAn activity where people who arrange it online or elsewhere briefly gather at a specific place, perform the same action, and disperse.An activity where people who arrange it online or elsewhere briefly gather at a specific place, perform the same action, and disperse.
• 플라이가이peulraigaiAn inflatable advertising figureAn advertising figure made by inflating a large human-shaped tube.
• 플레이슈머peulreisyumeoA consumer seeking fun and play in shopping or using services.A consumer seeking fun and play in shopping or using services.
• 플러그인peulreogeuinSoftware pluginAn auxiliary program installed and used with another program to add new functions.
• 프라브족peurabeujokPeople who consume reasonably while valuing their own individuality and priorities.People who consume reasonably while valuing their own individuality and priorities.
• 프랭크버타이징peuraengkeubeotaijingAn advertising method that stages an amusing situation for consumers and secretly films their reactions.An advertising method that stages an amusing situation for consumers and secretly films their reactions.
• 프라임타임peuraimtaimPrime-time broadcast slotA broadcast time slot attracting high ratings and many viewers.
• 프레피룩peurepirukA neat style with added accents. The source article introduces it as fashion that is comfortable yet looks put together.A neat style with added accents. The source article introduces it as fashion that is comfortable yet looks put together.
• 프리건족peurigeonjokPeople reusing discarded resourcesPeople who practice environmental protection and anti-materialism by reusing discarded food, goods, and similar resources.
• 프리허그peuriheogeuCampaign offering voluntary hugsA campaign in which people voluntarily share hugs, including with strangers, to convey comfort and warmth.
• 프리콘peurikonA concert audiences can attend free of charge.A concert audiences can attend free of charge.
• 프리미엄판peurimieompanEnhanced publication or software editionAn edition of a publication or software with enhanced functions or specifications.
• 프리사이즈peurisaijeuClothing size without specified measurementsA size label for clothing and similar goods that does not specify a particular measurement.
• 프리터peuriteoPerson outside regular employment or further educationA social expression related to Japan for people who do not enter regular employment or further education.
• 프리터족peuriteojokPeople who work short-term until they earn the living expenses or other money they need, then move to another job.People who work short-term until they earn the living expenses or other money they need, then move to another job.
• 프로 채터peuro chaeteoProfessional or highly skilled online chatterA term used for someone who chats online professionally or very skillfully.
• 프로 놀람러peuro nolramreoSomeone who reacts with unusually large surprise to sounds or situations in front of them.Someone who reacts with unusually large surprise to sounds or situations in front of them.

No matching words. Try another Korean spelling, Latin spelling, or English phrase.