Definitions by Paco Rivera

Coahuila 

A seedy barrio/neighborhood in Tijuana filled with Pirujas/Prostitutes, and narco/drug dealers.

"My Amigo saw this Ugly Piruja who looked like Paco's mom walking the Coahuila last night."

Coahuila by Paco Rivera March 16, 2005

Mimi 

Derived from the spanish word, dormir, it is Mexican slang for Sleep, similar to nighty-night, nite-nite, or sleepy-time.

"It's late, so let's go mimi."

Mimi by Paco Rivera March 16, 2005

nite-nite 

That time of night when you are about to fall asleep and close your eyes to go to dreamland.

Give the baby her bottle so she can go nite-nite.

nite-nite by Paco Rivera March 16, 2005

dreamland 

The place where all dreams come true and you are very much asleep.
1. A fantastic illusion.
2. Something unbelievably true.

" Winning the lottery is like being in dreamland."

dreamland by Paco Rivera March 16, 2005

nighty-night

To go unconscious or pass out.

He went " nighty-night " when he got hit over the head by the snowball.

nighty-night by Paco Rivera March 16, 2005

Pirujas 

A group or more than one Piruja.

" I paid for 10 Pirujas and it was the best birthday ever."

Pirujas by Paco Rivera March 16, 2005

paisa 

A Mexican living in the United States that wears cowboy hats, belts and Boots made of Ostrich skin. Also Rayon shirts, unbuttoned at the top so that the chest ( usually hairy ) can be exposed to show off a cheap gold chain adorned with a symbol of the Virgin de Guadalupe. This person will speak very little English; preferring to speak in Spanish and use the phrase, mamasita or mija when trying to attract the attention of a piruja or hoodrat.

" That Paisa's hat is blocking my view of the Movie."

paisa by Paco Rivera March 16, 2005