Sissy gringo: who’s that tatted on your chest?
Mexican who just fucked a white bitch: Pancho Villa puto!!
Sissy gringo: sorry sorry don’t hurt me I’m a sissy bitch.
Mexican who just fucked a white bitch: Pancho Villa puto!!
Sissy gringo: sorry sorry don’t hurt me I’m a sissy bitch.
by Pancho Villa August 29, 2018
When a guy puts a novelty mexican pancho around his penis, then exclaims 'ay, ay, ayyy' when his girl goes down on him.
Dude!! Don't touch that! I used that for a pancho villa last night!
by thekingofdebauchery July 23, 2011
Pancho Alonso Villa, or Pancho Villa, (May 9, 1928 – July 3, 1995), who was generally known as Pancho V. or, less often, as "The Pancho."
He was Mexico's No. 1 ultimate frisbee player for an unequalled 8 years in the 1950s and early 1960s. During that period, he played as a professional in Mexico City's UFDIII.
Taught by his preceeding flying disc heavyweight champion Ricardo González , he was also a successful amateur player in the late-1940s, (twice winning the United States Ultimate Frisbee Championships while competing overseas.)
The tempestuous Villa is still widely considered to be one of the all-time great frisbee players. Prior to the Fris-ball era, he was considered by many observers to be the *greatest* player in the history of the game.
A 1999 Russell Athletics ultimate frisbee edition catalog about the magazine's 20 "favorite ultimate frisbee players" of the 20th century said about Mr. Villa (their number 14 pick): "If Earth was on the side of an ultimate frisbee match, the man you want tossing to save humankind would be Pancho Alonso Villa." The infamously noted Mexican woman's frisbee division commentator Flora L. Barnez echoed this in an August 2006 article for International Disc Throwers: "If I had to choose someone to play for my life, it would be Pancho Villa, mi amor."
He was Mexico's No. 1 ultimate frisbee player for an unequalled 8 years in the 1950s and early 1960s. During that period, he played as a professional in Mexico City's UFDIII.
Taught by his preceeding flying disc heavyweight champion Ricardo González , he was also a successful amateur player in the late-1940s, (twice winning the United States Ultimate Frisbee Championships while competing overseas.)
The tempestuous Villa is still widely considered to be one of the all-time great frisbee players. Prior to the Fris-ball era, he was considered by many observers to be the *greatest* player in the history of the game.
A 1999 Russell Athletics ultimate frisbee edition catalog about the magazine's 20 "favorite ultimate frisbee players" of the 20th century said about Mr. Villa (their number 14 pick): "If Earth was on the side of an ultimate frisbee match, the man you want tossing to save humankind would be Pancho Alonso Villa." The infamously noted Mexican woman's frisbee division commentator Flora L. Barnez echoed this in an August 2006 article for International Disc Throwers: "If I had to choose someone to play for my life, it would be Pancho Villa, mi amor."
Pancho Villa will be recorded in the annuls of sports history as one of the greatest ultimate frisbee players of all time.
by sux0r April 16, 2007
I honestly have no idea what this means as a slang term. I'm only making this entry as an opportunity for others to add a definition.
In the web video "J2: Juggment Day", the sequel to "The Juggernaut Bitch", the Juggernaut shouts the line, "Pancho Villa! It's time to fuck!"
by Mike Ott August 19, 2006
by Cockpushupskid69 January 30, 2009
by cabeza con quesa August 18, 2011
A Mexican general of the early 19th century who stole from the rich to give to the poor. He was hated by rich Mexicans and most Americans, but was considered a role model by middle class and lower class Mexicans. He worked with another general named Emiliano Zapata who was equally praised. He once had some problems with the U.S. government and went into a town in Texas where he killed 7 Americans to prove his point. He was never found by the American Government. He is like a Mexican version of Robin Hood. Since then any Mexicans named Francisco(such as myself) were nicknamed "Pancho" to commemorate him.
It is in your high school history text books, morons.
It is in your high school history text books, morons.
Jose: Man, you are so lucky to have been named Francisco. General Francisco "Pancho" Villa was such a badass.
Francisco: I know man. I am loving every minute of it.
Francisco: I know man. I am loving every minute of it.
by SamuraiPancho0412 April 8, 2010