Camote

A spanish or mexican way of saying yam or commonly refferred to as a sweet potato usually a type of root.some are edible and some are not.a root type plant which you can boil with pilonsillo(A sweet hard candy like substance) and sweetened then eaten plain or with milk

in able to grow a sweet potato you must trim the tops of a yam(camote)and let it soak in water till the roots grow

by vatoloco949 December 9, 2008

Load the Camode

To take a really large shit that practically fills up the toilet.

1) I haven't taken a dump in a week, so I really had to load the camode.

2) Dude, you've been in the bathroom for 30 minutes?? What are you doing, loading the camode?

by Sarah&Dan April 14, 2010

camoya

Camoya is a star that lits up every room,she’s caring and kindhearted. She’s stubborn and don’t listen to nobody’s opinion. In every situation she’s always herself and don’t let haters get to her. She’s resilient and hard working. She’s a bad bitch, always been a bad bitch

Camoya loves to help older and unfortunate people, camoya is kind.

by The baddest bitch pur November 23, 2021

Camdyer26p

he is a Bellend

Its camdyer26p, argh he is such a bellend

by fvhgaehbeav April 19, 2022

camones

Expression used by the portuguese to identify tourists who speak english as their first language. It was first used by the portuguese people who could not speak english. It comes from the expression "come on" which was pretty much the only word the portuguese understood at the time.

dude, the camones were FUCKED UP at the bar/pub last night.
mano, os camones estavam todos fodidos no bar ontem à noite.

by suckmytittties April 13, 2021

camote

Mexican slang for friend, plural form is camotes, also means homies, homeboys, camaradas, budddies, drinking buddies, but actually means sweet potato.

I'm going out drinking with my camotes. Voy a pistear con mis camotes.

by guardianfirefly March 11, 2015

camode

A camode is somebody who is very awkward and waddles though out high school hallways

That kid looks like a camode

by Dallas Clark June 18, 2014