Tua Madre

the italian way of saying your mum always used by a fourth grader

Kid: sei brutto
Kid 2: tua madre

by Idonthaveagoodusername November 29, 2019

Me vale madre

"I don't give a fuck" in spanish.

Literally means, "It means mother to me", madre can be a used as a curse word.

John: I love you, David! ^_^

David: Me vale madre. >_>

by Kami-sama February 1, 2005

toda madre

The best or the shit

Ese concierto de Vicente Fernandez fue a toda madre!

by Tuna cuz April 25, 2017

Sierra madre

You've heard of the Sierra madre casino. We all have,the legends,the curses. Foolishness about it lying in the middle of the City of the dead,buried beneath a blood red cloud. A bright,shining monument luring treasure hunters to there doom. The worlds most famous stars and entertainers were invited to its Grand Opening . An invention was a sign of... exclusiveness. The opening was supposed to symbolize a road to a brighter future, not just to the world but for all who came to its doors. A chance for anyonento begin again. Except the Sierra madre never opened. The war froze it, like a big flashbulb going off the Grand Opening. A big ending for humanity. It's still out there in the waste. Preserved, just waiting for someone to crack it open. But getting to....that's not the hard part...It's letting go

The Sierra madre huh. Finding it thats not the hard part... it's letting go

by Màčý... June 20, 2018

A la casa de tu madreeee

It literally means, 'to the house of your moooom' in Spanish. What you say whenever somebody asks you something that has where in it. Like, where are we going, where are you, where are we dropping, where do u want to go, where were you last night... among others.

"Where are we dropping bois" -Says Emerias
"A la casa de tu madreeee" "OoOOooOOOoooOO" - Finalizes Aleberga

'Emre fking dies'

by Ale the whale January 18, 2019

chinga tu madre

Spanish for "fuck your mother".

¡Chinga tú madre, puto!

by LudwigVan November 11, 2003

Madea

A traditonally African-American portmanteau for "Mother Dear," and, more famously, an alias of Mabel Simmons, a fictional character created by Tyler Perry who, although she is an elderly grandmother, carries at least five guns in her black handbag at all times, smokes copius amounts of marijuana, and causes bodily harm to/murders people when they upset her. Her most notable catch phrase is "I ain't afraid of the po-po!" Can also be used in the phrase "to go Madea on" to mean "to go off on/violently attack."

He said that I looked like an old gorilla and had no class, so you know I had to go Madea on him: I broke both his legs and ran like hell!

by Welton September 2, 2008