1 definition by Miguel Amado
Chalupa comes from the Portuguese language and has 2 meanings.
Chalupa is an ancient ship that the sailors of 1300-1500 used to sail. Like a Caravel but smaller.
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Chalupa means a guy that its "crazy", "funny", kind of weird insane, sometimes an jackass, a little dumb...
Chalupa is an ancient ship that the sailors of 1300-1500 used to sail. Like a Caravel but smaller.
or
Chalupa means a guy that its "crazy", "funny", kind of weird insane, sometimes an jackass, a little dumb...
Portuguese Sailors use an chalupa to navigate close distances.
That guy is a kind of chalupa!
That guy is becoming chalupa!
That guy is a kind of chalupa!
That guy is becoming chalupa!
by Miguel Amado January 6, 2008