gringo butt

The burning feeling in the anus after taking a dump, after consuming chile or other spicy foods.

See also: Ring of Fire

Man, this chile is so damned hot. I'm gonna have gringo butt tomorrow for sure.

by bolder jesster January 18, 2005

Gringlish

Spanish equivalent of Pig-Latin, in which English words are "Spanishized" by adding "-o" to the end of the word. Frequently used by clueless American college students on Spring Break in Cabo or Cancun.

Spring Breaker: "Donde esta el bano? Yo Need-o take-o un piss-o."

Buddy: "What the heck was that, man? You were totally talking Gringlish!"

by El Mexigringo September 30, 2010

el gringo

The term 'gringo' or 'el gringo' actually dates back to the 1806/1807 British invasion of Argentina. Spain, then a French ally (remember that it was a combined Spanish-French fleet that Nelson attacked off Cape Trafalgar in 1805) was at war with Great Britain and one way of hitting back was for the Brits to attack the Spanish colonies in South America.

The British armed forces at that time had a marching song "Green grow the rushes, OH", and this led the locals to call the Britons "Los Gringos". Nowadays, the term is more often applied to US and Canadian citizens.

Hey el gringo, say hello to my little friend!

by andy_mexico October 16, 2006

Walmart Gringo

When you cum, piss, and shit inside a Walmart bad then stick your friend’s face in it while dry humping their ass.

“Dude what happened to you?”

“My girl gave me a Walmart Gringo!”

by Ganyu October 9, 2021

Crew Sock wearin' Gringo

A white kid in gym class that never wears high socks.

Even in the winter he is a crew sock wearin' Gringo. He's bold like that.

by Grand Jury Fury Eddie O February 6, 2013

Shmingle Bop Gringle Doom

A phrase used to say you're in an extremely bad situation, usually after you say what is happening.

Oh sh*t there's a shark right beside me SHMINGLE BOP GRINGLE DOOM.

by JewishAftertaste June 11, 2018

gringo trail

A typical path that travelers, specifically backpackers, tend to follow.

The "beaten path" in terms of traveling.

When you are traveling and run into the same people in every town you visit, you are definitely on a gringo trail.

In Laos, the trip from Luang Prabang, to Vang Vieng, to Vientiane is considered a Gringo Trail.

by 123kg August 1, 2010