raton muerto

antons title, wich translates to dead rat in spanish.

oh crappe, here comes... y'know... the raton muerto.

by dingowastaken September 22, 2017

Pan de Muerto

A delicious, funny looking sugared bread, with cruchy symbolic bones sold on November in Mexico everywhere.
Sometimes with pink vegetable paint to represent the human blood that was poured on them during Aztec times.

November is coming, we'll all eat bread of the dead ( Pan de Muerto ) with chocolate atole.

by PotterSaysBazinga! August 20, 2013

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by Adujasty343 June 10, 2025

hotel bella muerte

Hotel Bella Bella Muerte is Spanish for "Hotel of beautiful death". It is used in the song "The Jetset Life Is Gonna Kill You" by My Chemical Romance

"Lost in the prescription she's got something else in mind ,check into the Hotel Bella Muerte"

by lucyatwel December 26, 2016

bella muerte

It is spanish for "beautiful death". Referenced in the song "The Jetset Life is Gonna Kill You" by My Chemical Romance.

"Lost in the prescription

she's got something else in mind (something else in mind).
Check into the Hotel Bella Muerte." - My Chemical Romance, The Jetset Life is Gonna Kill You.

by Starfire Destroya Killjoy March 5, 2011

Mosquita muerta

A person who pretends to be innocent, dainty, and weak (hence a dead fly), but they are actually evil backstabbers. Essentially a spanish version of a "snake in the grass." They are extremely manipulative and will have everyone fooled by their game except for the smart ones. They will usually try to make the ones who don't fall for their game look like bad people while they play the victim.

Laura had this guy so whipped. She acted like the perfect girlfriend, but behind his back she was a ho and a manipulative bitch. Laura es una mosquita muerta.

by blazinwolf September 28, 2010

Pene de Muerte

Translates to "Penis of death" in Spanish. Ancient mythological tale involving a penis that would kill anything it penetrates.

"Naughty children that stay up too late will be visited by the Pene de Muerte"

by vroller December 8, 2015