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Spanish slang, with a literal meaning of "large butt." Nalgón is masculine, nalgona is feminine. It refers to someone who is slow moving. It is often used by drivers when stuck behind such a person.
This nalgón in front of me in the Buick is going to make me late for my date! Oh, it's just some viejito. Figures.
Nalgón by El Don Diguidi September 11, 2009
Word of the Day on November 28, 2025
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spanish slang for "wide ass"(m), derived from the noun "nalga", meaning "buttocks". Often used in reference to a slow-moving or thinking individual. Can be used in the feminine form: nalgona
Mueve le, nalgon!
nalgon by Ryan Sumner September 12, 2014
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pajaro nalgon 

spanish slang for someone that talks the talk but does not walk the walk. Translates to bird with big butt.
he's purely pajaro nalgon.
pajaro nalgon by seco velasquez January 10, 2009
a girl with a big ass.
Mira la nalgona alla.
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"Uh, hi, I couldn't help but notice your Nalgene... so where do you go to school?"
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