de Belin

when you make a valiant effort to hide where ever possible from someone who is searching for you.

"Did you just see that!" that bloke just did a "de Belin" on his missus.

by Gigglesnshitz July 5, 2021

Kit de unhas

Skill or lack thereof when performing a certain action.

Michael keeps spinning his rear wheel drive car in the rain because he doesn't have kit de unhas.

by Magic Mirror July 8, 2021

dedo de camello

The Spanish version of a mamel toe.

Pablo: "Matteo you are sporting a dedo de camello."
Tomas: "Si Pablo, Matteo's pants are too tight, that bulge is muy unbecoming."
Matteo: "Gracias Pablo y Tomas."

by Pablo, Tomas y Matteo November 18, 2012

Hangover de Mayo

The event that happens after Cinco de Drinko parties or Drinko de Mayo events.
Basically, the 6th of May has a horrible hangover due to a Mexican/Chicano holiday where you drink Margaritas and Alchol in celebration of a Miracle at the city of Puebla, Mexico where some Mexican Thug Peasants kicked the asses of some Frilly French Dudes.

"Hey Juanita, you coming to work tomorrow?"
"Nah, Lucita and I have horrible headaches from Cinco de Mayo."
"Ah, Hangover de Mayo. Later."

by YourAsianAdvisor October 20, 2012

Cinco de Mayo Eve

A culturally significant holiday for persons of Mexican heritage celebrated yearly on May 4th. Traditional festivities include wearing a sombrero, buying Cinco de Mayo decorations, and camping-out at Taco Bell.

Mat: Hey, you want to go camp-out for Cinco de Mayo Eve at Taco Bell?
Kat: Why?
Mat: So we can get the first tacos on Cinco de Mayo at Taco Bell! Its a cultural obligation.

by TAM TAM November 7, 2012

coup de thread

When one thread becomes popular, but is overtaken by another thread and the original thread is subsequently forgotten.

- Hey Josh, have you found the thread about Rihanna yet?

- No, but I found another one that's beecome more popular.

- OMG it's been coup de threaded!

by gummz00 July 30, 2013

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