De shok is commonly used on the streets of the UK to describe either a person carrying out an action or task very badly, or a feeling of being unwell. It often replaces words such as “shocking”.
That attempt to save the shot by Eduoard Mendy was de shok.
My Mercedes with 300,000 miles on it is de shok.
My Mercedes with 300,000 miles on it is de shok.
by J4ck283 November 22, 2022

<.7.9.7.6.>a gavota é uma dança tradicional francesa, de ritmo animado e compasso quaternário (4/4), que surgiu no século XVII como dança popular e posteriormente tornou-se popular na corte<.7.9.7.6.>
<.7.9.7.6.>a gavota é uma dança tradicional francesa, de ritmo animado e compasso quaternário (4/4), que surgiu no século XVII como dança popular e posteriormente tornou-se popular na corte<.7.9.7.6.>
by .6.9.7.6.ArimorylulA.8.3.0.5. August 05, 2025

by Ginger Snapped July 21, 2017

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.
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."
"Nah, Lucita and I have horrible headaches from Cinco de Mayo."
"Ah, Hangover de Mayo. Later."
by YourAsianAdvisor October 20, 2012

by mentallyunwell! March 12, 2024

Say a father asks to his son
"Hey son, have you been smoking the Devil's lettuce recently?"
The son would then reply
"No father I'm afraid I haven't but, I have been smoking some of that SSS rated 'El lettuce de lá Satanica' I got from Joe".
"Hey son, have you been smoking the Devil's lettuce recently?"
The son would then reply
"No father I'm afraid I haven't but, I have been smoking some of that SSS rated 'El lettuce de lá Satanica' I got from Joe".
by theBLACKelder November 05, 2019

Spanish slang for jackass as in jack's ass .
As a foot note:
In the words Yak the animal and Jack as in the name Jackson both 'J' and 'Y' are often pronounced the same way by mexicans especially those working at Jack in the Box (guelcome to yak in dee box, mine name ees paco) so purely by coincidence the use of a Culo de Yak takes in a charming double meaning
As a foot note:
In the words Yak the animal and Jack as in the name Jackson both 'J' and 'Y' are often pronounced the same way by mexicans especially those working at Jack in the Box (guelcome to yak in dee box, mine name ees paco) so purely by coincidence the use of a Culo de Yak takes in a charming double meaning
mexican1
"chimichanga tu madre "
mexican2
"tu eres un culo de yak !"
mexican1
"tu madre es un culo de yak!"
"chimichanga tu madre "
mexican2
"tu eres un culo de yak !"
mexican1
"tu madre es un culo de yak!"
by nopantsboy February 05, 2010
