Gallegoism
Gallegoism by ketchupchipz March 26, 2021
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Gallegos
family of Hispanic decent,
very kind and giving ,always there for the people they are close to
some of them are not very bright others are the complete opposite,
all very talented
usually religious
very kind and giving ,always there for the people they are close to
some of them are not very bright others are the complete opposite,
all very talented
usually religious
Gallegos by polka dots25 June 19, 2011
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Gallegos
Snobby, good looking, brown people who have a right to act snobby. Usually better than everyone around them at usually everything they do. The target of jealousy.
I wish I was a Gallegos!
Gallegos Effect
The Gallegos Effect is a well-observed phenomenon that occurs when you are a fat ginger who plays hockey and are neglected by your parents. This occurrence has the result of one becoming a piece of shit who sexually abuses women and being hated by everyone around you, but are somehow not expelled.
Gallegos Effect by CulturalMarxist December 17, 2021
gallegos
The gallegos is a powerful family
Hated by many confronted by none
Dont be a valdez dont mess with the gallegos
Wish you were the Gallego . But bitch you aint the gallegos and you ratchet ass will NEVER be the gallegos
Hated by many confronted by none
Dont be a valdez dont mess with the gallegos
Wish you were the Gallego . But bitch you aint the gallegos and you ratchet ass will NEVER be the gallegos
gallegos by what is a valdex May 31, 2014
Bella Gallegos
She is an athletic smart, outgoing, and loving caring person. but soon if you mess with her you will be in trouble. she is athletic in the name of Gallegos the definition of a boxer of Gallegos name so don't ever mess with a Gallegos girl called Bella. She is Hispanic and Latina. She worries a lot too much and cares about others.
Bella Gallegos by Number1boxer January 3, 2021
Gallegos
Derogatory term used by South American spanish-speaking people to describe the people of Spain. Derives from Galician - many of the original Spanish settlers in Argentina were farmers and ranchers from the (then poor) Galicia region of Spain.