To be extremely disoriented or lost, without knowing what to do or where to go. It literally translates to 'to be more lost than a cross-eyed crab'. Used mostly in Puerto Rico.
Examples
- Spanish: Juan no sabe usar su nuevo teléfono, está más perdío que un juey bizco.
- English: Juan doesn't know how to use his new phone, he's more lost than a cross-eyed crab.