A phrase to describe a skinny Hispanic or Latin American person who has a lot more strength then they look.
Coach Peachy: Can I have some of yall take this stuff back to the gym.
Students: Yes Coach!
Paula: *Picks up the heaviest equipment like its nothin*
Coach Cool: Damn look at Paula Go!
Coach Arrow: Must be that Mexican Strength.
Students: Yes Coach!
Paula: *Picks up the heaviest equipment like its nothin*
Coach Cool: Damn look at Paula Go!
Coach Arrow: Must be that Mexican Strength.
by kavinesh January 22, 2019
Can be used to insult someone.
E.G. when lifting something, "well aye cannit believe your lifting that, must be that downy strength"
E.G. when lifting something, "well aye cannit believe your lifting that, must be that downy strength"
by Jimmyjuice1 December 29, 2016
by devin and bros. August 23, 2008
What Strength in numbers means is a phrase used to express that in a group, far more can be done compared to something alone. Or could be used when referencing a chart or diagram in which one certain thing outweighs the other. Hence, STRENGTH in NUMBERS
1 Alone I know I wouldn't have finished the race, but seeing my teammates running at they're full speed too helped push me through, I guess they're really is strength in numbers
2. Dutch's Gang has been at war with the Pinkertons, but there's only 23 people in the gang and an infinite amount of lawmen! Talk about strength in numbers......
2. Dutch's Gang has been at war with the Pinkertons, but there's only 23 people in the gang and an infinite amount of lawmen! Talk about strength in numbers......
by IntelligentCoffin December 26, 2018
by PerfectAggression January 3, 2018
strength juice is basically any type of juice or drink that gives you energy...just like when you drink beer and you get beer muscles to start a bar fight...
like orange juice, red bull, coffee, 5 hour energy drink, snapple, protein shakes,
like orange juice, red bull, coffee, 5 hour energy drink, snapple, protein shakes,
by blthrskt April 25, 2009
A greeting of the highest respect between two comrad warriors. Both warriors grab eachothers hands as if they are about to arm wrestle, flex their enormous biceps, look eachother in the eye, and in unison state the greeting loudly.
by thundaaaa January 19, 2009