Literally,“in the style of fatherAdam”, referencing the story ofAdam and Eve.

àpaiAdão (invariable)

1. (Portugal, colloquial, idiomatic)butt-naked; not wearing any clothing

àpaiAdão

1. (Portugal, colloquial, idiomatic) whilebutt-naked
   • 2007,João Monge,Manuel Paulo, “Bricabraque e Pechisbeque”, inMentiroso Normal, performed byAla dos Namorados,Universal Music:

     Deu-me para ser vira-lata / Vestir fato com gravata / E dançarà pai Adão

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