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I've heard this being used around on Japanese tv shows a lot. Usually in high
school settings.

Where does this word originate from, and how do I use this in a sentence?
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what does the slang ぱしり mean?
ぱしり is short for 使いっ走り（つかいっぱしり). You see this in high school settings because
that's where ぱしり usually happens.

ぱしり is when a senior or someone stronger than you abuses their position or
power to make you do things. Typically it is when they make you go buy things.

> おいジョンコンビニでジューズ買ってこいよ。 (Yo John, go get me a drink from the convenient store)

Here, John is a "ぱしり".
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