pinche

"Pinche" is not an SPANISH slang, it is a MEXICAN slang, which means that only mexicans use it. So not every spanish-castilian speaking contries recognize this word besides that they all know that again, it is used by MEXICANS.

It is a term that means, asshole, idiot, or useless person, objects or uncofortable situations.

charro (or mexican): la pinche motocicleta no enciende.

mexican: orale me pican las pinches pelotas guey
colombian: perdon?? (excuse me?)

by kennysdsd March 20, 2009

pinche

Noun
a)In Chile, pinche is a flat wire hairpin with prongs that press close/together.
b)It is also used to describe the person one is flirting with.

"Tienes pinches para tomarte el pelo?"
(Do you have a clip to pull your hair back?)

"Necesito un pinche para el pelo"
(I need a Bobby Pin for my hair)

"Tengo un pinche en Santiago"
(I'm flirting with someone in Santiago)

by Beatriz November 9, 2005

pinche

A term that means "fucking" when preceding a noun. Used by many dirty mexicans in football/soccer games worldwide to diss other teams who have no fucking idea that they are cursing at them.

whilst shaking hands after a tough win.........

Me: Good game...Good game

Mexican: Pinche puta (fucking bitch)

Me: You played well too

by HelenKeller's TWAT August 3, 2010

The Pinch

Cuban slang for "work" or "the job". Derived from "La Pincha"...

Juan: "dude how's the pinch going?"
Ricky: "how do you think it f'n sucks been pinching since 8am!"

by manisero February 2, 2009

Pinche

The assistant to a cook often used to belittle someone.

trabaja de pinche en el restaurant

by Anonymous October 24, 2003

Pinch

The act of clinching ones ass cheeks around another mans dick. (Usually happens during gay sex.)

I heard that guy started pinching that group of guys at that party. He got beat up pretty bad.

by Assmaster47 March 17, 2017

pinche

Used to confuse those who do not understand spanish while you are cursing at them. Often mixed with english to provide this effect.

Hey, go to hell you pinche faggot.

by Moose September 24, 2003