spic

derogatory word for hispanics
derived from "speck" (i.e. dust, as non-hispanics generally consider them to be "dirty") and "spigoty" -which is another derogatory term for hispanics stemming from the phrase "spigoty -speak the- English")

spic can be used by hispanics in much the same way as nigga is used by blacks; however, this is very rare
Get that spic outta here!!

Damn spic stole my job!!

Hey pancho, spic some damn American!!
by farged December 03, 2007
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gringo

Spanish literally - foreigner
Often used by hispanics when refering to white (esp. American) people
It is generally derogatory, but can be used in reference context
"los gringos saben ingles" (the Americans speak english)
"Fuck you gringo" (fuck you whitey)
by farged November 21, 2007
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619

The area code of San Diego, California
Often used for short reference of the city and surrounding area
"We reppin the 619"

"Fuck you if you ain't 619'n"
-For the Love of Guns - Ms. Sancha feat. Mr. Sancho
by farged November 21, 2007
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jewland

Israel

often used derogatively by those who do not know where jews come from
ignorant anti-semite: Go back to jewland you stupid Jew!!
Jew: - oy* -
*stereotypical jewish interjection

or

(insert magical story here)
by farged November 29, 2007
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cholo

Spanish- persone with roughly 50-50 European-Native American ancestry
As the majority of Mexicans and Mexican-Americans are of such ancestry (after which is latino) it is common to hear it used as a pronoun and has thus become incorrectly stereotyped as meaning a mexican gangbanger
I don't think so cholo!
Yo wassup cholo?
by farged November 21, 2007
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maricon

Spanish- literal translation "sissy" - english equivalent of "pussy"
* this is the anglicized version of maricono/maricona
"Maricon!" ("You pussy")
by farged November 21, 2007
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carajo

Spanish informal term for penis as coño is to vagina
It is also in the same way as coño as an explitive, although less frequently (often when referring to hell or a hellish place)
carajo is used so infrequently compared to it's counterpart: coño
by farged November 21, 2007
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