chalupa

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.
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!

by Miguel Amado January 13, 2008

chalupa

Originally created by taco bell, a derrivative of the modern day taco. Chalupa may be used in a plethora of new age linguistic formats. Its use has no boundaries nor restrictions.

"You really dropped the chalupa on that one"..
or, "The chalupa flies at midnite"
or, "That chick really inhaled one too many chalupas"

by tbone February 23, 2005

chalupa

1. A common food consumed by those of hispanic/latin descent produced by Taco Bell.

2. An authentic hispanic food item which Taco Bell bought the recipe of from a 85yr old woman in Tijuana.

My friend Juan seems to really enjoy those chalupas.

by MolKat May 31, 2005

chalupa

a term refering to someone who is an oaf or a fool.

You go so fooled on that pitch. You were way out in front looking like a chalupa.

by Brady T. August 18, 2008

chalupa

The art of inserting mexican jumping beans inside of a womans anal cavity, eventually emitting a chalupa type ooze out of the anus. The Chalupa.

They put too much in my chalupa.

by like a little blowjob April 5, 2008

chalupa

A turd. Can be a bowel movement or a person.

Excuse me, I gotta go pinch a chalupa.
Wow, Mike's being a real chalupa tonight.

by RG54 November 2, 2005

chalupa

The act of continuing to harp on a subject that is no longer relevant or has lost the interest of others. A tiresome conversation.

After debating for many months, Frond initiated another chalupa with his brother Babu to discuss why most shower curtain rings are sold in sets of twelve.

by Mulva4Pres December 14, 2008