Uruguayan version of a british chav or argentinian villero. They wear sports clothes, bleach their hair, mumble instead of properly speaking and love riding buses with their cellphones playing cumbia villera out loud so everyone can hear. Oftenly come from poor or working class backround, with some exceptions (just like wiggers).
"- Hey, I got my cellphone stolen last night"
"- How did that happen?"
"- A bunch of planchas appeared and kicked my ass for absolutely no reason".
"- How did that happen?"
"- A bunch of planchas appeared and kicked my ass for absolutely no reason".
by UruguayanBitch June 21, 2013
He looks like a Plancha
by cubodelnorte November 03, 2008
Spanish phrase used by Americans of Mexican descendent. Means chewed up face. 😖 Something you would playfully say to someone who shows up with a sour look on their face. The phrase really translates to “iron face” but is meant more for a face that needs to be ironed.
by ursdpal February 14, 2018
First coined by a french player, Plancha is the name given to a fort or player in the game Forts because their base is so flat topped and square due to them being a new/bad player that it resembles a grill
by Xtracing February 14, 2025