reefer(drug slang, possibly from Mexican Spanishgrifa, "marijuana") remuda(regionalism for a relay of horses) renegade(fromrenegado) rodeo rumba(fromrumbo, originally referring to the course of a ship and, by extension, the revelry aboard) salsa(In Spanish, almost any kind of a sauce or grav...
Marihuana Marijuana (1%) (0%) Métetelo por el culo Stick it up your ass (1%) (0%) Me cago en tu raza I shit in your race (0%) (0%) Me caro in le leche (may cah-ho in le laychey) I shit in the milk (1%) (1%) Me encanta tu culo I love your ass (1%...
grassnslang(marijuana)(coloquial)yerba, hierbanf marihuana, mariguananf (coloquial)maríanf I've got some grass and I'm going to get high tonight smoking it. Tengo yerba (or:hierba) y esta noche voy a fumármela. grassnUK, slang(informant)(coloquial)soplón, soplonanm, nf ...
English word "puerta"(gateway) occurs in sets:Fichas del libro - "Judas Ram" (Sam Merwin)Fichas del libro - "A Gleeb for Earth" (Charles Sh...Fichas del libro - "The Life and Adventures of Poo...It's bad to legalize marijuana?Fichas del libro - "Phil-o-rum’s Canoe and Madelei...
Spanish Slang for Cool in Argentina 1. bárbaro 2. canchero 3. copado 4. es una masa 5. joya 6. piola In addition to “cool,” this word also can be used in three more ways: 1) with it, on the ball, clever, astute. 2) nice, friendly. 4) calm, relaxed, stay in control. ...
2. (colloquial) (that's marijuana) a. eso es maría (colloquial) That's dope, man. Don't touch it.Hombre, eso es maría. No la toques. b. eso es chocolate (colloquial) That's dope. Do you want some?Eso es chocolate. ¿Quieres?Copyright © 2025 Curiosity Media Inc. Examples...
I don't have a gun/drugs/marijuana in the glove compartment. luggage compartment Medal Compartment Panel (Trucks and Buses) Overhead compartment Paper compartment release- information technology passenger compartment roll up compartment single-compartment first order dissipation ...
whistle fife catcall woodpecker (slang) cigarette, especially marijuana cigarette (slang) penis (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Uruguay) tobacco pipe (Central America) coffee bean Verb pito First-person singular (yo) present indicative form of pitar. ...