paisan

You walk in a potential customer; you leave a paisan.

D'Amato may play paisan, but there is cosmopolitan in his blood.

You got a brain like a paisan.

"The word came from on high, paisan," Samson said.

It featured the Paisan herself on the wrapper.

"Your paisan say whether old Yi was in?"

"I didn't ask for the rules of engagement, paisan, I asked where they were."

My old paisan Captain Kirk thought he was dying.

They think nothing about paying for the biggest funeral in town for a paisan who held out on a skim!

Nonetheless, "Paisan" remains one of the fundamental films of the immediate postwar period.

But I'm here for you, paisan.

Sammy said, "You're in for a wild ride, Paisan."

Do you understand your job, paisan?"

I saw your films Open City and Paisan, and enjoyed them very much.

The actress had sought out the director in 1948 after seeing his films "Open City" and "Paisan."

Suddenly, the line opened up again: "Paisan, you're on the line right now with another fellow bomber puke.

Let me worry about that, paisan."

The root of that word is present in today's word "paisan" or "paisano".

(The original issues are still available on the Hothead Paisan website.)

But not you, paisan.

Not me, paisan.

"Open City" and "Paisan" made Rossellini an international name.

Jimmy V., We got another paisan!

'You don't look like you're worth that, paisan.

"Paisan," Benny said, and beamed pope again, his arms wide, his head palms open in benediction.