bradre

The Spanglish combination of english "brother" and spanish "padre" or "madre."
Can be used as a substitute for brother or an exclamatory phrase.

"Amen Bradre"

"Bradre! That's crazy!

by Alex McCue February 04, 2008

burrit

A shortening for the word burrito, pronounced bur-eet. Can be used to shorten the length of sentences or to bug skylar.

I'm gonna go grab a burrit in the cafiteria

I like my burrits with bacon and green chile

by Alex McCue January 30, 2008

droogha

Meaning freind, it is a combination of the word "droog," (found in clockwork orange meaning freind) and the workd mija. Coined in NM.

"Sup Droogha"

"Drooghas for life"

by Alex McCue January 22, 2008

broha

A cross between "bro" and "mija." Can be used as a term of affection or an exclamatory phrase. Coined by Will and Aidan.

Broha! That was sick!

Sick shot, Broha!

by Alex McCue January 12, 2008

norah jones

A term coined in albuquerque as a combination of "No" and "Ora (as in Orale)." Can be used as an exclamatory phrase or as a comparative term. Created by the bowlas.

Norah Jones, bro! That's sick!

It's hot as a Norah out here.

by Alex McCue January 12, 2008

billinsk

A language used by some teenagers in New Mexico where the speaker takes the first syllable and repeats it twice and doesn't say the last syllable(s). If the word only has one syllable, just repeat the word or break the syllable in half.
It can be used with words (like cafeteria in sample 1 and man in sample 2) or names like hannah (in sample 2). It can be used to make things rhyme, like in example 2.

Billinsk Sample 1: I'm gonna go to the cafcaf.

Billinsk Sample 2: Hey hanhan, you're the manman.

by Alex McCue January 30, 2008