en chinga
adv.— «This means that we are heading into an economic depression, pero en chinga. jobs will be no more and the peso will be worth more than the dollar.» —“Mexi-Threats In So. Cal.” by BajaRat@ix.netcom.com (BajaRat) Usenet: alt.california Apr. 3, 1997. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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