ajo y agua

Literally means 'garlic and water' in Spanish, but it is actually a contraction of 'A JOderse Y AGUAntarse', which can be taken to mean something like this: 'you fucked up (or you got fucked up), and now you'll have to deal with it'.

Juan: La engañé a mi novia con otra. Pero ella se enteró y me abandonó.
Pepe: Ajo y agua.

by Paul Argentina October 25, 2011

Aguas Altas

Spanish for "High waters". It can literally mean high waters as in the water is very high, or it can refer to the pant style in which the sock shows when the person is sitting down.

"No vengas, todavia, hay aguas altas."

A: Damn, look at that cholo with his aguas altas. He thinks he's the shit!

B: Yeah he a fool for rocking that shit.

by 14th Street DC May 19, 2010

Aganignog

Aganignog, also known as Mental, is a big booty havin' black-ass cat that hails from North Memphis. Aganignog is commonly known for carjackin' bitches, robbin' liquor stores, and eating Big Macs with buffalo sauce on them. She sips Olde English from her water dish and she'll fuck you up if you get in her face. Also, she has a clean ass white grill.

Person 1: "Aganignog robbed my sorry white ass and she stole my car to go rob banks and shoot craps with her crew!"

Person 2: "You tried to steal her Big Mac, didn't you?"

Person 1: "...Yeah, I did..."

by KeepItTrillMane901 February 24, 2010

aganist

In support of; completely agree with.

I am totally aganist gay marriage!! Gotta love the LGBT community!

by cordave17 June 2, 2018

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by adumbcacangl June 6, 2021

Agua

Literally means "Water" in spanish. But it's a word Latinos use for when cops are spotted.

Some Latinos are doing a dope deal and then someone yells "Agua!" and everyone legs it.

by Ricco Chico April 12, 2008

aguas

English:
Watch Out! Move! Get out of the way!
(Only used in Mexico)

Español:
Toma Cuidado! Cuidado! Movete!
(Utilizado solamente en México)

etymology: When a mariachi or other band arrives to serenade a woman, perhaps she is unhappy to receive it, and begins to prepare a shower of kitchen or worse, toilet water. One musician notices and alerts the others, "Aguas!".

etimología: Cuando una banda del mariachi o asi llega para hacer una serenada de una mujer, quizás ella es infeliz recibirlo, y comienza a preparar una ducha del agua de la cocina o peor, de los baños. Un músico avisa y alarma los otros, "Aguas!".

by NickCooper October 19, 2006