In Yoruba/Santeria/Lucumi/Macumba Chango is the patron spirit of fire, thunder, lightning, masculine beauty, and dance. He controls the war and bata drums. Is a great warrior and lover. Chango represents a great number of human virtues and imperfections, a hard worker,courageous, a good friend, soothsayer and a healer. he is also a liar , womanizer, likes to provoke fights, is a braggart and a gambler. His colors are red and white. His symbols are the ram, and the double-headed axe.

lil mad is like big mad but the opposite, you mad but not mad to the extent of pullin somthin

Used in Puerto Rico to describe someone who complains/whines a lot.

When one jizzes in their pants most commonly due to a girl dancing up on him at a club in Mexico.

Usually refers to a teenage boy, used in the North Part of Argentina (Santiago del Estero), comes from the angient indian language "Quechua". Also used as an exclamation word, to enphasize a desire, desagreement, opinion, thought, etc. "Changuito" its a form of the same word that applies to small boys/kids. Nevertheless its a way of getting someones attention when you dont know their name, like the "Oi", "Che", "Hey", etc.

a snowcone consisting of pickle juice, chilie, and chamoy.

to refer a Hairy Pussy. XD