stinky chupacabra

The act of putting a piece of shit in strange and unusual places to startle or surprise people.

While we were walking through the garden, Dorothy noticed a Stinky Chupacabra on the garden gnome's shoulder.

by Suckmyyoda August 17, 2017

Chupame la pija.

It is a slang used among porteño´s spanish speakers. Literally, it means Suck on my dick. A better translation could be " Blow me ". Mostly it is used when you refuse to do something and you are angry even for being asked to do it. The same expression has many other synonyms such as: "chupala" (Suck on it), "por que no me la chupas?" ( Why don't you suck on it?) etc. Generally, all of them with a similar meaning.

1- ¿ No me traes los cigarrillos?

Chupame la pija. Levanta el culo y traetelos vos.

Would you bring me my cigarettes?

Blow me, get up your ass and go get them yourself.

by The mesias September 28, 2009

crapagate

(verb)To repeat, replicate,publish, or othwrwise tell or relay lies and propaganda.

The current administration actually led the public to crapagate the lie that Saddam Hussein had WMD's.

by taoteqingren December 11, 2006

Crapa

Pronounced: kraa-pah

A crapa can be defined as a tacky girl or woman between ages of 16 to approx. 65.
In ancient times the word crapa would refer to a mountain goat. Nowadays it is used to depict a lady with a lack of class and terrible style.
Crapa must haves : a Michael kors purse, ugg boots, a mackage jacket, ombré hair, leggings, shellac nails, a fake tan, etc.
Should you possess three or more items in the above list, you are a crapa.

"OMG Jess, look at that crapa she's all over my boyfriend! Ima go pull that bitches ombré extensions out!!!"
Or
"Guys did you see that crapa at the bar with the leopard mini dress?"
Or
"Damn it, I used too much tanning lotion when I went to bronzage and now I look like a massive crapa!"

by Mountain goat September 3, 2013

chupala

a word used, often in frustration, when willing another person to use their mouth in order to suck upon a given object. Many nouns can be placed after the expression for added meaning.

chupala
chupa mis huevos grandes
shut up and chupala

by julio caesarr April 7, 2011

Chupapi munyayo

For your understanding, the word "chupa" derived from the spanish word that means "to suck a dick". While, "papi" means "father or papa" and "munyayo" means "come on"

//so it literally means, when you say "Chupapi munyayo" is "suck my dick papa , oh! come on!"

by im_Bob January 3, 2021

crapade

A hypothetical (hopefully) drink, analogous to lemonade, which makes the worst of a bad situation. Usually spoken of with great sarcasm.

When life hands you crap, make crapade

by gardyloo April 21, 2004