bajadero n.— «Since the black market abhors a vacuum, it was perhaps inevitable that the border would see the rise of the bajadero—loosely translated, a chicken-stealing member of the underworld, who makes money kidnapping illegal...
gabacho
n.— «Those left wing vatos, homes. Like that gabacho, David Koresh.» —“Nightly Moonshine” by Shaun Attwood (Jon) Jon’s Jail Journal Sept. 12, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
cachundo
n.— «Cachundo, meaning “piece of ass,” might be applied to a particularly homely runner.» —by Anthony Bourdain Kitchen Confidential May 22, 2000. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
mesmamente n.— «Gente humilde, casi todos indígenas o mestizos morenos. Que no saben usar palabras elegantes. Que champurran el spanglish con los “haiga”, los “ansina”, los “mesmamente” y los...
ansina n.— «Gente humilde, casi todos indígenas o mestizos morenos. Que no saben usar palabras elegantes. Que champurran el spanglish con los “haiga”, los “ansina”, los “mesmamente” y los...
pipeao n.— «Gente humilde, casi todos indígenas o mestizos morenos. Que no saben usar palabras elegantes. Que champurran el spanglish con los “haiga”, los “ansina”, los “mesmamente” y los...