mexican circlejerk

A group of either Mexican born but grown up in the USA (resident or undocumented) or second generation Mexican Americans who are unnecessarily patriotic. When they’re by themselves, you can carry on a normal conversation, but when too many gather in a group setting, they start to randomly shout out the Mexican State or City they’re from regardless of its relevant to what is being discussed. This habit tends to worsen if it’s being posted to any social media

*Walking around holding phone live streaming on Snap*
-Ey! Puro Nayarit!

*guy sitting at table*
-Puro Palestina!

-spectator on phone,that’s the 4th time he’s said that, we get it, we all know where your from, what a Mexican circlejerk

by WhyYouMad? September 19, 2019

Island Mexican

A Hispanic from the Caribbean, such as Puerto Rico, Cuba, or Dominican Republic, regardless of US Citizenship.

Puerto Ricans, Cubans, and Dominicans are Island Mexicans.

by IslandMexican007 November 5, 2018

mexican supplements

The use of anabolics.

Are you on the Mexican supplements bro?

by kingofthejourney June 2, 2018

Mexican AC

The system of cooling off a car by rolling down the windows.

Bob: It's a hundred degrees out - I can't believe your car doesn't have air conditioning.

John: Shut up. It has Mexican AC - just roll down the window.

by Maldoven July 26, 2004

mexican surfboard

A guy lays down and a girl sits on his dick. She puts her legs on both sides of the guy and starts bouncing up and down, riding him like a surfboard.

Guy 1: How did things go with you and Rachel last night?

Guy 2: Great, she gave me a mexican surfboard.

by chochmaster May 30, 2010

Mexican Frisbee

The lid off of a 5 gallon drywall compound or paint bucket, found in profusion on job sites everywhere. Called such because of the high number of latin americans employed in the drywall and paint trade.

Juan, the job site is cluttered, pick up all those mexican frisbees and throw them in the dumpster before lunch.

by Ariluto January 4, 2009

Mexican Promotion

An increase in responsibility or workload without an increase in pay.

I was excited when the boss promoted me to busboy, but when I discovered I would still make $9.92 an hour, I realized it was a mexican promotion."

by pandaKrusher November 12, 2010