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Mexican, rebel, revolutionary, fearless, leader, strong, not to mess with, lover of women, loved by women, patriotic, family man, feared, envied, intelligent, fierce, gentle, handsome. Pancho Villa was a Mexican Rebel, a Revolutionary General, a Division General of 50,000 rebels during the Mexican Revolution, he was a lover of women and loved by women. Men wanted to be like him and be his followers.
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The generic name for a Mexican person whom you don't know the name of. "Hey! Pancho! What's up?"
"Actually my name's Jorge." "Yeah whatever" |
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Usually, spanish slang for the name "Francisco". Can also mean "schizophrenic", "drug addict" or "very small, crazy bald person who lives in Puerto Maderou". Pancho: (while being filmed)"Wido....(insert agitated respiration)filmame las PELOTAS! =))))"
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A very Mysterious Dry man, Known to few. He is a Heartbreker and a Gentlman all at the same time. He is very dirty, but always clean, yet he never gets wet. He is also known by :3 and " The Driest man in the World". Airyn: OMG! Is that Pancho across the Street eating a Taco!
Adam: World Of Warcraft! Is It! Airyn: Nevermind... that guy is all sweaty. Adam: Can't be Pancho then, everyone knows Pancho can't get wet. |
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penis my pancho was happy
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A Pancho is the spanish word for Hotdog. Nickname of the crack dealer that is always in the back of the alley wearing the same blood stained shirt every Monday. It can also mean a gay black blanket that shines at night and is commonly used in porn videos. And it could be "small dick". Word used to define a person that buys those TV ads machines to make gym because he is gay. Person that has a van with the sign "free candy" written. 1. Give me a pancho asshole.
2. The Pancho of the alley tried to get me to buy some crack when some dudes began to chase him and beat the hell out of him with a bat. 3. Hey sweetie, come join me in my pancho. 4. I have a pancho. 5. He is a pancho, he can't even make a sit up so he buys stupid crap. 6. That pancho was giving away free candy. |
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etymology: It comes from the Mexican language Nahuatl. Nahuatl belongs to the Uto-Aztecan linguistic family. /pancho/ means "jump", other synonyms are, pancholoa, panchololiztli "Pancho in atoyatl achtopa yehuan itta tehuatl."
"Jump the river before they see you." |
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