Refers to a person who, in a group conversation, starts talking about an entirely different subject, out of nowhere.
Origin: From Spanish speaking radio station signals that interfere with your car radio. This is usually in an area where local radio signals are low and radio signals from neighboring Spanish speaking countries interfere with your local stations. These Spanish stations usually catch you off guard so you have no idea what they are talking about.
Origin: From Spanish speaking radio station signals that interfere with your car radio. This is usually in an area where local radio signals are low and radio signals from neighboring Spanish speaking countries interfere with your local stations. These Spanish stations usually catch you off guard so you have no idea what they are talking about.
Ralph: "So how did you get the dent out of your car"
Marlon: "Well, we took it to this shop, they fixed it"
Ralph: "That was easy, did Randy drive the car there?"
Marlon: "Yeah, it came out about 50 bucks"
Randy: "Turtles can dry out when they are upside down"
Ralph: "What?"
Marlon: "Man! Randy is such a Spanish station, he always brings up these random subjects out of nowhere"
Marlon: "Well, we took it to this shop, they fixed it"
Ralph: "That was easy, did Randy drive the car there?"
Marlon: "Yeah, it came out about 50 bucks"
Randy: "Turtles can dry out when they are upside down"
Ralph: "What?"
Marlon: "Man! Randy is such a Spanish station, he always brings up these random subjects out of nowhere"
by two9seven December 15, 2010

It is one where the attacker goes into the defender - who does not get the ball - and the contact puts him over.
"I thought it (the penalty) was soft if I am being honest," Brendan Rodgers told Sky Sports News. "I would call that a Spanish penalty."
by lee0741 January 13, 2014

A Human Being who has ascended past god and has grown to a imense size and is Mexican and can ejaculate at a speed of 69 mph
by Big Skidoosh May 31, 2018

Adjective
Obscure synonym for bisexual.
Originated from Eric Kripke's television show, Supernatural (2005-2020). The season 15 episode 18 episode revealed the angel Castiel's love for Dean Winchester, with Dean not reciprocating. However, in the episode's Spanish dub, a line is changed so when Castiel confesses "Te amo" (I love you), Dean replies "Y yo a ti, Cas" (and I, you, Cas). The fandom accepted it as proof Dean is bisexual when Spanish dubbed, and thus the term was coined.
Obscure synonym for bisexual.
Originated from Eric Kripke's television show, Supernatural (2005-2020). The season 15 episode 18 episode revealed the angel Castiel's love for Dean Winchester, with Dean not reciprocating. However, in the episode's Spanish dub, a line is changed so when Castiel confesses "Te amo" (I love you), Dean replies "Y yo a ti, Cas" (and I, you, Cas). The fandom accepted it as proof Dean is bisexual when Spanish dubbed, and thus the term was coined.
by NotAHitman March 15, 2021

filling the ass of your victim with slices of pepperoni, spanking it until its red and sore then sucking out the pepperoni
Dude: she told me to give her a spanish pizza so i loaded her ass with pepproni
Dude 2: holy shit i wish i could give her a spanish pizza
Dude 2: holy shit i wish i could give her a spanish pizza
by Pizza_Dono April 3, 2017

hell.
jessica: what class do you have next chris?
chris: hell
jessica: what?
chris: oh, that’s just what i call spanish class
chris: hell
jessica: what?
chris: oh, that’s just what i call spanish class
by tiredrock October 21, 2021

by ZeluZ March 12, 2021
