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Home » Mexican Spanish Slang Word » Page 15

cogote

neck

colocho

a person with curly hair

combi

little bus

compa

1) diminutive of “compadre,” a partner, friend or pal 2) a child’s godfather

comper

excuse me, let me pass please

conchero

conchudo

very common expression to describe a person who takes advantage of the good will of another, for instance in permanently keeping a tool that your neighbor lends you

conmadre

common phrase to express something is really cool

cortar

to break up

costalazo

hit the floor very hard

coyón

coward

coyote

people outside of government offices who charge you a price to process faster a birth certificate or sell you an illegal one

coyotito

take a nap, rest

cuate

to be a close or good friend

culito

beautiful woman with tiny firm ass

cundina

this word describes a type of savings group among a group of people. Each person contributes a certain amount of money every month to the group fund. During the whole process, each person receives the collected amount of money once. For example, if 5 people are in the group and each contributes 100 pesos every […]

darketo

someone with dark and black clothes, looks like a vampire, feels sad all the time, without hope for the world, gothic

derra

see you later

deschongarse

a person (usually a girl) who lost decent manners and her angelical aspect suddenly

descontar

to knock someone out

discada

typical local dish made with beef, chili, tomatoes, onion, cooked on a disc-shaped pan

discutirse

indirect invitation to someone to buy something or give something for free

dragonazo

bad breath

ducho

intelligent

efectivo

the best in something

emputado

a person with a lot of anger

encabronado

someone very pissed of

enchufar

to have sex, screw

engentado

a person who feels bad because of the presence of a lot of people

ensartar

people who pay a high quantity of money to get something

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