taco speak

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?"

taco speak by Taro Yamada May 2, 2007

kitty speak

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.

"Meoow... I lost my car keysnyr...."

kitty speak by PhoenixX February 12, 2005

Let’s speak French 

When you say Let’s Speak French you actually mean I love you and let’s fuck.

Your my best friend Let’s Speak French

Let’s speak French by Gabe is a babe November 5, 2019

Online Speak 

How most people speak on Instant Messenger Conversations and chatrooms.

"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."

Online Speak by Glittery Goddess May 31, 2004

belch speak 

forming words with ones' mouth while belching...only the true belch 'masters' can get more than about a phrase before the gas expires.

belch speaking 'excuse me' is always a 'hit'...-this totally derails prudes, mothers, women and other assorted belch-haters! (belching SO low-class!)

-this is an activity that never fails to delight/entertain!! -perfect for knocking many humans off their 'pedestal'

i told her i loved her in belch speak

i apologized to the principal in belch speak

belch speak is an art form limited only by the imagination!!

belch speak by michael foolsley January 18, 2011

Street Speak 

Basically, slang for slang. A cool version of 1337 5p34k

Damn, that guy is droppin some fly street speak!

Street Speak by MaximumOverdrive January 20, 2009

The love that dare not speak its name 

An archaic term for gay sex. To bust the booty. To punch the doughnut. The poke the poopies.

We caught Ebenezer and Zachariah performing the love that dare not speak its name, so they were banished from the town, never to return.

The love that dare not speak its name by Ward and June Cleaver October 2, 2004