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Home » Mexican Spanish Slang Word » Page 12

valín

1) something or someone that is irrelevant 2) an object of poor quality

volteado

slightly insulting term for homosexual, like fruitcake

wachalo

yuki

flavored crushed ice, like a snow cone

zacate

grass

zorrear

to be a slut

abusado

from the word “aguzado,” be aware of something or someone, possible danger, alert, on guard

acá

acahual

running away from justice

achechado

spoiled, as in spoiling a child

achisparse

to get drunk

agalambado

being without a path or destiny

agandallar

take advantage of a situation, to steal something

agüitado

when someone feels sad, depressed, shame, discomfort

ajá

another way to say “yes”

ajuarear

have luck, be fortunate

ajuchar

irritate another person make him angry or upset

andale!

apañar

1) to make out 2) take an object or seat, without giving any kind of notice, usually refers to take advantage of being the first on something, or stealing

apapuchi

on your shoulders

aplicar

to really have to apply yourself to finish something

aplicó

a payback, getting back at someone

apretada

closed, conservative, when a women refuses something, like to dance or have sex

apuchar

to push someone

apuntarse

one way to say “I’m in” or “count on me”, to sign on, to take part in an activity or plan

apurarse

hurry up, get moving

bailar

usually word to express being cheated, fooled or tricked by someone

bajar

1) to steal 2) a blow job

banda

a group of friends or a group with something in common (students for example)

bola

group of people

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