Chingon's definitions
Noun. refering to one's fat. Mostly belly fat.
Etimology: From distortion language widely used in Miami Lakes/Hialeah.From spanish massa, which is what you get when u add water to flour which is used to make tortillas.
Etimology: From distortion language widely used in Miami Lakes/Hialeah.From spanish massa, which is what you get when u add water to flour which is used to make tortillas.
by Chingon December 28, 2005
Get the massmug. by Chingon December 28, 2005
Get the twirlymug. Noun.
A form of spanglish and other made up words used widely in the Miami Lakes and Hialeah areas of South Florida. Founded by two brothers Andre and Migz Arellano circa 1998 and since then it has spread to the local scene in said area.
A form of spanglish and other made up words used widely in the Miami Lakes and Hialeah areas of South Florida. Founded by two brothers Andre and Migz Arellano circa 1998 and since then it has spread to the local scene in said area.
by Chingon December 16, 2005
Get the Distortion Languagemug. Adjective
To be explosive is to have and/or provide people with drugs or alcohol.
Etimology: From Distortion Language which is widely used in Miami Lakes/Hialeah. Comes from the word blazted thus the provider to the person getting blazted is explosive.
To be explosive is to have and/or provide people with drugs or alcohol.
Etimology: From Distortion Language which is widely used in Miami Lakes/Hialeah. Comes from the word blazted thus the provider to the person getting blazted is explosive.
by Chingon December 28, 2005
Get the Explosivemug. by Chingon December 28, 2005
Get the Jonathan Davismug. Verb.
To eat. Coming from a "distortion" language widely used in Miami, Florida. Mostly the Hialeah/Miami Lakes region. A from spanish "Tragar."
To eat. Coming from a "distortion" language widely used in Miami, Florida. Mostly the Hialeah/Miami Lakes region. A from spanish "Tragar."
by Chingon December 28, 2005
Get the tragmug. take a shower.
Etimology: from Distortion Language. Came from rearranging the first letter of the first word and the first two of the second. rearranging the letters of words in some phrases is common in Distortion Language.
Etimology: from Distortion Language. Came from rearranging the first letter of the first word and the first two of the second. rearranging the letters of words in some phrases is common in Distortion Language.
by Chingon December 16, 2005
Get the Shake a towermug.