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

Angab the Bawg Homie

Angab the bawg homie is the signature phrase popularized by gokulakannan in the popular game, GGA. He often uses it in parallel with some of his other dialect, such as "angabrangabron dab".

Person 1: Can you lend me some gold?
Clown: Angab the Bawg Homie

by comrade6275 September 14, 2022

angalique

Loyalty means everything to her! She's ambitious and classy! She loves hard and there's no one quite like her! If you find an Angalique wife her because trust you won't regret it! She knows what she wants out of life and how she is going to get there!

Angalique you are loyal

by Angalique March 15, 2017

alguate

It is a type of grass or weed tha has a spined part that hangs on to your clothings while you walk over it.
As you walk it travels up your body giving you a great deal of disconfort.
Also is a slang word for somebody who is pestering around!

Eres un alguate en el fundillo!!

by Jaime Navarro May 7, 2008

Angat

Angat is the hottest human alive and is really charming may be a little hot headed but is a sweet heart inside.

Angat you are such a dude.

by Ram234 January 15, 2019

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