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someone from a spanish or portuguese speaking country (dominican, cape verdean, mexican, brazilian, puerto rican...); flyy person (skin color can vary from white as paint to black as night)
The half dominican, half cape verdean girl was 100 percent iberian.
iberian by iberian breezy December 25, 2008

Iberian Bull Ride 

When you wine and dine a fat man, seducing him with tapas and flamenco and then slay him with yer matador dicky and ride him like a bull through the streets of Pamplona.
Take me out for some gazpacho and then Iberian Bull Ride my bum bum, papi!

Iberian Bull Ride 

When you wine and dine a fat man, seducing him with tapas and flamenco and then slay him in his backside with yer matador dicky and ride him like a bull through the streets of Pamplona.
Take me out for some gazpacho and then Iberian Bull Ride my bum bum, papi!

iberian mix 

An individual that holds both Spanish and Portugese ethnicity, which forms the Iberian Mix, or the Iberian Super Human.
Subhuman 1: Ever hear of an Iberian Mix?
Subhuman 2: Yeah, I hear they have the biggest dicks in all the world!

Iberian Lynx 

The Lynx, the most endangered of the world’s 36 cats, stands on the edge of extinction. This lynx was once distributed over the entire Iberian Peninsula but now its area is severely restricted in Andalusia. Threatened by destruction of habitat and of its prey, the cat was killed by traps set for rabbits or hit by cars as the number of roads increase. The Spanish Government is now in the process of developing a national conservation effort to save the Iberian Lynx. Studies from March 2005 have estimated the number of Lynx to be as few as 100, down from about 400 in 2000. On March 29, 2005, the birth of 3 cubs, the first born in captivity, was announced, a hope for the future reintroduction of the species.
"I would love to see a Iberian Lynx, there so rare."
Iberian Lynx by Mikie 3 March 17, 2009

Iberian Peninsula birds 

Portugeese and Portugulls.
Iberian Peninsula birds --- both native and migratory --- are very abundant, so I would imagine that there might indeed be quite a few "PortuGEESE" and "PortuGULLS" among the avian ranks that are randomly present throughout the year.
Iberian Peninsula birds by QuacksO November 26, 2020