Definitions by acl
Lambo
puto
1. A spanish word for a man or a boy who is an ugly prostitute/pimp.
2. This word is also used for someone who is a coward, or any man or boy who is despicable.
3. The female version of this is puta, which basically means the same thing, except for girls and women
2. This word is also used for someone who is a coward, or any man or boy who is despicable.
3. The female version of this is puta, which basically means the same thing, except for girls and women
Shut the hell up puto!
wnba
1. Women's National Basketball Association
2. A professional basketball league which premieres many of the best female basketball players in the world. It is run and owned by the NBA.
2. A professional basketball league which premieres many of the best female basketball players in the world. It is run and owned by the NBA.
nba
1. National Basketball Association
2. A professional basketball league with 30 franchises in the United States and Canada. It is considered
3. The NBA Enterprise has three leagues. First the NBA, which has the top professional male players in the league; second the WNBA which is a women's version of the NBA; and the National Developmental Basketball League (NBDL), which is a semi minor league professional men's league.
2. A professional basketball league with 30 franchises in the United States and Canada. It is considered
3. The NBA Enterprise has three leagues. First the NBA, which has the top professional male players in the league; second the WNBA which is a women's version of the NBA; and the National Developmental Basketball League (NBDL), which is a semi minor league professional men's league.
Kobe Bryant is in the NBA.
nbdl
1. National Basketball Developmental League
2. A Minor League established by the NBA to foster the talent of men's players.
2. A Minor League established by the NBA to foster the talent of men's players.
ching chang chong
A stereotype of the way that asian or oriental people speak, especially chinese. More than likely is offensive to practically all Asian people.
ching chang chong by ACL April 13, 2004