Sujeto 1: "No mames wey, se me esta saliendo un panameño."
Sujeto 2: "El baño esta al fondo del pasillo a la derecha."
Sujeto 1: "Gracias, carnal."
Sujeto 2: "El baño esta al fondo del pasillo a la derecha."
Sujeto 1: "Gracias, carnal."
by Chango Maraquero January 15, 2024

by CC.totally.not.up.at.4am February 4, 2023

by Dick Perses February 12, 2010

French word for "tile". Used as a shout before throwing an object.
Originate from a video that went viral on the french internet of a man saying "une tuile" before throwing a tile in a hole filled with water and then going "yeah"
Originate from a video that went viral on the french internet of a man saying "une tuile" before throwing a tile in a hole filled with water and then going "yeah"
> this hole filled with water sure looks like it needs a tile thrown on it.
> UNE TUILE
*tile hits the water*
> YEAH
> UNE TUILE
*tile hits the water*
> YEAH
by Gaspagnan May 9, 2024

A way of saying "one thicc boi". The "un" is the masculine indefinite article, meaning "a", from the Spanish language. "Thicc boi" is from the English language, and when combining these two phrases, makes a Spanglish sentence. This is a better way to say "one thicc boi" and is, from experience, more likely to get laughs. Sometimes you can say "un hella thicc boi" but that can be a bit over the top.
(Eighth graders learning about U.S. History)
Person 1: (whispers) Washington was un thicc boi, am I right?
Person 2: (Trying to muffle their laughter) Hell yeah!!!
Person 1: (whispers) Washington was un thicc boi, am I right?
Person 2: (Trying to muffle their laughter) Hell yeah!!!
by rootbeer&icecream May 4, 2018

by TheWeirdoFromRobotics April 18, 2020

by RARARRARARARARARA February 12, 2024
