Parry

[Sarah]

To ward off, evade, or turn aside something, as a blow,argument, etc. Locke.

[Sarah]

To strike back a blow, whether physical or sometimes a hardship.

A rural area in Central New York is referred to by locals as Parry Hill. Many car accidents occur at the top of the hill because people drive too fast and become airborn from the steepness of the hill and usually hit a tree. The area has become increasingly populated since the mid nineties.

[Sarah]

A Parry is the Caribbean term for group sex or a gang bang.

[Sarah]

In the game [Dark Souls] pressing L2 so hard at the right moment that the enemy gets his attacks rejected and then destroyed.

[Kit]

Ward off (a weapon or attack) with a countermove.

[Jessica]

Parry in Soccer. When a goalkeeper blocks an attempt on goal but does not manage to hold on to the ball.

[Sonia]

Parry in Modern Pentathlon - Fencing. A defensive movement used to deflect an opponents strike with their foible by using their forte.

[Jason Yan]

Parry in Fencing. A defensive movement used to deflect an opponents strike with their foible by using their forte.