carajoland

Used by people who use the term carajo

A spanglish term for hell, or just a really awful place or a place in a really remote or hot area; the boonies.

Jason lives in carajoland.

If you hit me with that ball, I'm gonna throw it all the way to carajoland.

by h0mi May 03, 2004

Carajo

Rarely used by itself- used to mean "hell" or hellish place.

vete para carajo
"go to hell"

by h0mi May 03, 2004

coño

A curse like "Fuck" or "Dammit". Usually used with puñeta as well

"Puñeta, coño. I stubbed my toe."

<Roger>Jose- you have your presentation in 10 minutes.
<Jose> Coño! I need more time!

by h0mi May 03, 2004

loca

Crazy female. Typically used as an adjective

Mira ese loca puta

Look at that crazy bitch

by h0mi May 03, 2004

Platano

Spanish for Plantain, a starchy relative to the banana that's used in carribean cooking. Never eaten raw.

In the southwest US, this the word used to describe ordinary Bananas.

Also used as an insult to refer to Dominicans, especially to call someone a "come platano" (platano eater).

Platanos are good when sliced into chips and fried.

Pedro Martinez is a Platano.

Sammy Sosa es un "come platano".

"In Santo Domingo, all that grew was platanos so that's all we ate. We ate platanos with sugar for breakfast, platanos at lunch, and platanos for dinner."

by h0mi May 28, 2004

puñeta

Typically "jerk off" for Mexicans. For Puerto Ricans and Dominicans it's a curse like coño.

Puñeta! I stubbed my toe!

Puñeta coño! I have to fix the car again.

by h0mi May 03, 2004

dembow

Slang in reggaeton for beat. The reggaeton rhythm or beat.

Dembow: Éste tipo de música (reggaeton) El Ritmo. (Lorna - Papi Chulo "suavemente you con el dembow...").

by h0mi December 28, 2005