by Crystalinn January 11, 2009

A versatile Spanish phrase with a vast array of meanings dependent on context, including but not limited to:
- "next to Denny's"
- "new and improved"
- "we're glad you're here"
- "everything just clicks"
- "growth spurt"
- "fast"
- "free high-speed Internet"
- "giving back to the community"
Due to this versatility, some people have claimed that La Quinta is, in fact, a sub-language within Spanish, rather than a simple Spanish phrase.
Problematically, the term has come to mean so many different things that it is possible to form various complete sentences by simply repeating "La Quinta," a property which can cause confusion and incomprehension from an uninformed listener.
- "next to Denny's"
- "new and improved"
- "we're glad you're here"
- "everything just clicks"
- "growth spurt"
- "fast"
- "free high-speed Internet"
- "giving back to the community"
Due to this versatility, some people have claimed that La Quinta is, in fact, a sub-language within Spanish, rather than a simple Spanish phrase.
Problematically, the term has come to mean so many different things that it is possible to form various complete sentences by simply repeating "La Quinta," a property which can cause confusion and incomprehension from an uninformed listener.
by Un peso January 2, 2009

It is a simple league in which 20 Spanish teams compete against each other and in the end FC Barcelona wins
by Rifs March 27, 2019

Not a real place. Juggalos don't go here when they die, that's just pretty stupid. Lots of people dont relize that ICP is a band, and as a band, they are here to entertain, not exactly to preach.
The idea ICP has is to make the world a shangri-la, not to go there after death. A world without bigotry, racism, haters, etc. But, just like everything, all the haters who have NO idea what juggalos stand for and NO idea how we roll, have to make this world just a little bit worse by spreading hate and prevent juggalos from our goal.
by Spikesy July 8, 2006

A Spanish slang meaning to not give a fuc*ing damn about something. Literal translation : (To the shit) with that!
«¡a la mierda con eso!» “I don't give a damn about that”/or “screw that!”
Also note «à la merde» as the french translation
Also note «à la merde» as the french translation
by Spaceillusion_02 May 10, 2009

1) The Insane Clown Posse's word for "heaven" in their music. A utopia you go to after you die.
2) A place where everyone lives in racial harmony.
3) A place where women, however, are still referred to as "bitches".
2) A place where everyone lives in racial harmony.
3) A place where women, however, are still referred to as "bitches".
I walk in, it's Shangri-la everything I dreamed of
Everybody and they momma got clown love
Japanese, Lebanese, and Chinese,
Portuguese, and southwest ghetto g's. (woowoo)
Hangin' out with redneck truck drivers
Instead of always givin' each other piledrivers
I see my old homie, he died in a drag
Chillin with two bitches, 'Whatup, Shaggs?'
--From the song "Pass me by" off of 'The Great Milenko'
Everybody and they momma got clown love
Japanese, Lebanese, and Chinese,
Portuguese, and southwest ghetto g's. (woowoo)
Hangin' out with redneck truck drivers
Instead of always givin' each other piledrivers
I see my old homie, he died in a drag
Chillin with two bitches, 'Whatup, Shaggs?'
--From the song "Pass me by" off of 'The Great Milenko'
by Forever Remain January 11, 2008

Spanish (mainly Puerto Rican) slang for law enforcement/the police. While la policia can also be used, la Hada is generally a less known term for the police and for this reason is often used among latino gang members, such as the Latin kings, because many non-gangsters unfamiliar with spanish slang are unaware of what this means. This term is especially popular in the ghetto area of Chicago. 'La Hada' generally has more of a negative connotation as opposed to 'la policia'. Also appears several times in Reymundo Sanchez autobiography, "My Bloody Life: The Making of a Latin King."
"La hada! La hada!" (the police, the police!) he yelled, fleeing the shootout scene.
"Llama la policia!" (call the police!) she cried, hoping her friend would be okay.
"Llama la policia!" (call the police!) she cried, hoping her friend would be okay.
by bodyelectric June 13, 2013
