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peinchka
A reet big 3 legged crab monster (aboot 8 foot tall) that comes from Zulula and jumps about ( deet high and far as oot) and dishes out the chaps. The peinchka is reknowned for its wiley intelligence. Peinchka Pete the most famous of all the peinchkas gives penance to the vile little bed wetter Mr Neil.
Mr Neil reet pissed the bed again so Peinchka pete chapped down from Zulula to dish oot reet loads of penance .. as oot.
peinchka by Andy Smith March 1, 2004
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picha
Term used in South America for a cock. Also used at the University of Pennsylvania as the nickname for a Costa Rican named Lionel.
picha by PichaPicha February 11, 2005
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loaf-pinching by sloberinwife May 19, 2004
General Francisco "Pancho" Villa
A Mexican general of the early 19th century who stole from the rich to give to the poor. He was hated by rich Mexicans and most Americans, but was considered a role model by middle class and lower class Mexicans. He worked with another general named Emiliano Zapata who was equally praised. He once had some problems with the U.S. government and went into a town in Texas where he killed 7 Americans to prove his point. He was never found by the American Government. He is like a Mexican version of Robin Hood. Since then any Mexicans named Francisco(such as myself) were nicknamed "Pancho" to commemorate him.
It is in your high school history text books, morons.
It is in your high school history text books, morons.
Jose: Man, you are so lucky to have been named Francisco. General Francisco "Pancho" Villa was such a badass.
Francisco: I know man. I am loving every minute of it.
Francisco: I know man. I am loving every minute of it.
General Francisco "Pancho" Villa by SamuraiPancho0412 April 7, 2010
Piňche
Mexican slang word, not used or understood in South America or other regions where conventional Spanish is spoken. It is a vulgarity or curse word, used to lay emphasis on a good or bad situation. It is used as an amplifier word.
Piňche is a strong word with a meaning encapsulating all of the following: wretched, rotten, damnable, no-good, foul, dastardly, despicable, ugly, miserable, disgusting, contemptible, detestable, deplorable, nasty, filthy, etc.
Piňche has recently enjoyed a break-out among White and Black Americans, and is being more and more used in American slang.
Piňche is a strong word with a meaning encapsulating all of the following: wretched, rotten, damnable, no-good, foul, dastardly, despicable, ugly, miserable, disgusting, contemptible, detestable, deplorable, nasty, filthy, etc.
Piňche has recently enjoyed a break-out among White and Black Americans, and is being more and more used in American slang.
When speaking of guy players who tricks a nice girl into a one-nighter:
"In and out like piňche vato!"
When speaking to a cook who blew the meal:
"You can keep your piňche frijoles."
When speaking of exceptionally hot weather:
"It's piňche calor out here hommie."
When speaking of a nasty hooker on the corner:
"That hoe is piňche caliente."
When speaking of a good plan that went horribly wrong:
"That was a piňche shebacle!"
"In and out like piňche vato!"
When speaking to a cook who blew the meal:
"You can keep your piňche frijoles."
When speaking of exceptionally hot weather:
"It's piňche calor out here hommie."
When speaking of a nasty hooker on the corner:
"That hoe is piňche caliente."
When speaking of a good plan that went horribly wrong:
"That was a piňche shebacle!"
Piňche by Cedric Chauncey Walcot Preston April 28, 2010