A dialect of Latino Spanish used by Beaners who are too lazy to learn english. In essence, it is the ebonics of the Spanish Language.
Taco speak is when a beaner says "Holale` holmes, que pasa vato?" instead of "Good day sir, how are you?"
by Taro Yamada April 25, 2007
by MARictionary January 18, 2015
To talk with lots of N's and Nyrs and meows randomly inserted into sentences. Very strange, but stylish in some circles.
N's and the mewing and stuff are symbolic of cat noises.
N's and the mewing and stuff are symbolic of cat noises.
by PhoenixX February 13, 2005
by qwertyoruiopzxcvbnm1813went March 09, 2017
"Hi.Howz U?ASL?wanna cyber?g2g bai."
Translates as: "Hi. How are you? Age, Sex, Location? Do you want to have cybersex? Got To Go, Bye."
Translates as: "Hi. How are you? Age, Sex, Location? Do you want to have cybersex? Got To Go, Bye."
by Glittery Goddess May 31, 2004
Person 1:I bet the red team is gonna win this one.
Person 2: Don't speak into existence! The red team does nothing but win, they need to lose this one.
Person 2: Don't speak into existence! The red team does nothing but win, they need to lose this one.
by wowUcantplugitinsomewhereweles February 25, 2018
References sexuality.
Originally employed to describe words or phrases that morphed (from their common use as symbols representing sex acts) to become more diversely applicable.
The original common use of the terms can be found in older translations of the Bible; hence, the slang.
Originally employed to describe words or phrases that morphed (from their common use as symbols representing sex acts) to become more diversely applicable.
The original common use of the terms can be found in older translations of the Bible; hence, the slang.
"know" employed sexually in the Bible: (Gen 4:1; Matt. 1:25)
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Bill: I was 'with' Susie last night...
John: Biblically speaking?!
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Bill: I was 'with' Susie last night...
John: Biblically speaking?!
by An A And An M June 16, 2008