The phrase "a papi" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used in informal contexts, often in slang or colloquial speech, typically referring to a father figure or someone who is attractive, but it is not appropriate for formal writing.
Example: "He acts like a papi, always taking care of everyone around him."
Alternatives: "a daddy" or "a father figure".
alexandra (@alexandrabunton) @HunterFelt I'm waiting for a papi triple.
With Ortiz enjoying what he called "a Papi day off," Manny Ramírez moved into the designated hitter slot.
With Ortiz enjoying what he called "a Papi day off," Manny Ramírez moved into the D.H. slot.
Had always been a papi chulo, so of course he dove right back into the grip of his old sucias, snuck them down into the basement whether my mother was home or not".
Had always been a papi chulo, so of course he dove right back into a grip of his old sucias, snuck them down into the basement whether my mother was home or not.
For cheap eats along Cabarete beach, head to La Casita de Don Alfredo (Cabarete Beach; 809-986-3750), a k a Papi's, a tables-on-the-sand restaurant famous for whole shrimps served in a cast-iron pan with a cream sauce, for 750 pesos, or about $21 at 36 pesos to the dollar.
A little off the red-carpeted path, Karl Wolf of the Big Papa — not to be confused with David Ortiz, a k a Big Papi — ferried fans to Chase Field on his bicycle taxi.
If you topple a Double-Wide, duck into the crowd immediately, because a Big Papi would like nothing more than to justify getting up at 3AM by making the local news after pounding your face.
Once the target is within sight, a quick bump should cause them to stumble just long enough for you to shoot ahead and snatch the last Kinect holiday bundle before they can get their sausage fingers on it — just watch out for a Big Papi if you perform this maneuver.
But original intentions -- as A-Rod, Big Papi and the State Department have learned -- might not matter much.
Letizia responded by saying that Berlusconi was merely a friend and benefactor whom she knew as "Papi," a version corroborated by an unapologetic Berlusconi.
