A facial expression which a group of vine famous boys called Magcon created. You pretty much scrunch up your face... and most of the time take a picture of it.
Person with camera: "PÜMA!!"
* A bunch of people pop out of nowhere, and does the püma face*
*takes picture*
* A bunch of people pop out of nowhere, and does the püma face*
*takes picture*
by Gabbie Hansen February 20, 2015
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by NaleyFan March 9, 2008
Get the pucas mug.A very skilled man. A man knows too much. This expression is not related with the word puta. Because of the similarty with that word, is applies only for men and not for women.
1. He scored 10/10, he is "un putas"/Sacó 10/10, ese tipo es un putas.
2. He resolved that very complicated problem for us, definitely, he is "un putas" / El tipo nos resolvió el problema, definitivamente es un putas.
3. He fixes cars very quickly, he is "un putas" for car mechanics. / Arregla los carros muy rápido, es un putas para la mecánica.
2. He resolved that very complicated problem for us, definitely, he is "un putas" / El tipo nos resolvió el problema, definitivamente es un putas.
3. He fixes cars very quickly, he is "un putas" for car mechanics. / Arregla los carros muy rápido, es un putas para la mecánica.
by Pedro Piqueras August 10, 2006
Get the un putas mug.Something that is supposed to happen, but never does. An insane amount of lying usually attempts to cover up the promise, but the lies get so ridiculous, it becomes insulting. Being Puma-ed usually results in massive frustration.
I was supposed to get a brand new BMW for $600, but the car dealer was John F Kennedy and he was assasinated like 20 years ago. I think I got Puma-ed.
by baby jesus January 6, 2003
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or alternatively, 'I do little girls'
Originating in a Latin Bowl type event now infamous in Latin clubs purportedly across the nation, the scene begins in a quiet room, wherein a panel of judges, and three team, one from Nebraska, one from Missouri i think, and one from Virginia.
Judges ask a question that has now been lost to time.
All three teams stare a each other, none knowing a definate answer.
One student from the Nebraskan team buzzes in, and everyone stares at him, mostly because he was chosen for his ability to occupy a chair, not to answer questions.
Student: "Facio pupas?" intended to mean "I make dolls", which was wrong anyway.
Everyone, including the judges, burst into laughter, all except the stick-up-their-bum Virginians, who are all indignant at the thought of humor in a classroom setting.
Everyone immediately heard the students answer as the more common translations "I do little girls".
Now, in any Latin-related setting, answering a question with "Facio pupas?" is the quivelent of "I don't know."
or alternatively, 'I do little girls'
Originating in a Latin Bowl type event now infamous in Latin clubs purportedly across the nation, the scene begins in a quiet room, wherein a panel of judges, and three team, one from Nebraska, one from Missouri i think, and one from Virginia.
Judges ask a question that has now been lost to time.
All three teams stare a each other, none knowing a definate answer.
One student from the Nebraskan team buzzes in, and everyone stares at him, mostly because he was chosen for his ability to occupy a chair, not to answer questions.
Student: "Facio pupas?" intended to mean "I make dolls", which was wrong anyway.
Everyone, including the judges, burst into laughter, all except the stick-up-their-bum Virginians, who are all indignant at the thought of humor in a classroom setting.
Everyone immediately heard the students answer as the more common translations "I do little girls".
Now, in any Latin-related setting, answering a question with "Facio pupas?" is the quivelent of "I don't know."
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