British slang for beer
by Nishad February 5, 2006
A girl with a rather large posterior. A "Wide Load".
This comes from Spanglish, as, in actuality, larga means "Long" (not wide or large), but since it is so close to "large" in English, and it rhymes with "carga" (which means "load" in Spanish), it works perfectly in Spanglish.
This comes from Spanglish, as, in actuality, larga means "Long" (not wide or large), but since it is so close to "large" in English, and it rhymes with "carga" (which means "load" in Spanish), it works perfectly in Spanglish.
Bro #1: "Dude, you better be careful! That chick you're talking to is a larga carga!"
Bro #2 (with B.A.C. over .20%): "Not an issue..."
Bro #1: "Bro, I'm surprised she don't have one of them escort vehicles with the flashing lights drivin' behind her!"
Bro #2 (with B.A.C. over .20%): "Not an issue..."
Bro #1: "Bro, I'm surprised she don't have one of them escort vehicles with the flashing lights drivin' behind her!"
by OC Raton October 30, 2010
A Romanian word that is the equivalent of "Large" mostly used when you say something like "Georgiana e o pizda LARGA!"
The word comes from Largirus(vb-latin)=A large space in the house.
The word comes from Largirus(vb-latin)=A large space in the house.
by Larginium August 28, 2008