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Home » Words » Page 39

fantamoso

wanna be

fariceo

faker, sometimes hypocritical, traitor

féferes

1) trinkets 2) genitals, balls

felipe

gay, queer, fag

flema

semen

el fuete

oh yeah!

el toto de gela

a really good looking woman

embullado

smitten

en la olla

broke

enchinchar

provoke, cause a fight by inventing stories or gossiping

esa mujer está entera

pretty woman

eso es un cachú

something that can be done or said easily

espejo sin luz

phrase to mean something is worthless, ten thousand spoons when I need a knife

esquimalito

1) frozen or cold juice 2) a popsicle

estar bruja

without money

estar brujo

being elusive, suspicious

dar mente

I’ll think about it

dar tusa

have sex, lay pipe, to screw someone

darse hasta besitos

kiss and make up

de caco

headfirst, usually in reference to divers jumping headfirst

dema

jealousy

demagogo

1) jealous 2) a liar; one who makes promises and don’t keep them

desacatao

willing

diache / diañe / diantre

wow, heck

dientudo

talkative

dime a ver

hey what’s up

dividir con alguien

way of saying that you do not want to talk to that person

echa pa’ca

come here

echarle una vaina a una mujer

to mistreat a woman

culebrilla

a type of herpes

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