In Mexico it is common to call people with medium brown skin burro (most often males). Casual friendly slang.
He pointed to our friend and said, "He's a burro."
by expat62 June 22, 2011
A 1993 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4x4 automatic with a 3.0L engine.(2nd gen 4runners in general). This does not apply to 2wd runners ,although those are still donkeys.
by DrNunez April 12, 2020
Pretty much a stupid ass bitch. or technically it could be a donkey, but then that would be a gay ass saying.
by Amber Hodge December 19, 2006
A sex game played by male homosexuals in which they compete to see who will penetrate the other first...the winner loudly exclains 'burrrrrrro!'
Hugo and Mel played burro y burro all night, but in then end Daniel jumped in yelling burrrrrro!! as he pounded it into Mel.
by pajanada June 30, 2009
1. Stupid burros; they cut me off!
2. Person 1: Oh my god, I had an amazing time at the Burros's house last night!
Person 2: Why wouldn't you? It's kind of implied that if you go there, you'd have a great time...
3. Dude, Mr. Anderson is totally burrosing! He gave me a D- on my story because it was too imaginative!
2. Person 1: Oh my god, I had an amazing time at the Burros's house last night!
Person 2: Why wouldn't you? It's kind of implied that if you go there, you'd have a great time...
3. Dude, Mr. Anderson is totally burrosing! He gave me a D- on my story because it was too imaginative!
by spjeff13 February 24, 2008
Literally: Thank You
This how Red Necks say thank you in Spanish. It is a phonetic transliteration of "Grassy Ass." The Red Neck attempt at pronouncing Gracias.
Because the attempt at prouncing gracias is usually an honest effort at inclusivity Lawn Burro is way of gently referring to people who are kind hearted but don't quite get it.
Sometimes replaces De Nada.
This how Red Necks say thank you in Spanish. It is a phonetic transliteration of "Grassy Ass." The Red Neck attempt at pronouncing Gracias.
Because the attempt at prouncing gracias is usually an honest effort at inclusivity Lawn Burro is way of gently referring to people who are kind hearted but don't quite get it.
Sometimes replaces De Nada.
Among a Spanish Speaker and Souther non-Spanish Speaker who are friendly:
non-Spanish Speaker, "Grassy Ass"
Spanish Speaker in reply, "Lawn Burro"
non-Spanish Speaker, "Grassy Ass"
Spanish Speaker in reply, "Lawn Burro"
by AlephNautical November 8, 2010
by Stainless26 December 4, 2019