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That cat is very quema!
Quema by GiraffeMan3125 November 11, 2020
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quema llanta cuh 

this sentence is used when a paisa pulls up in a car meet with his lowered Ram/Silverado
"aye foo, quema llanta cuh"
"i cant cuh, i need more low"
quema llanta cuh by ur mom xd man February 8, 2019

No quema cuh 

No quema cuh is thing takuaches say meaning that their truck cannot do a burnout.
Ay no quema la troka wey.
La troka de edgar no quema cuh
No quema cuh by El de Las Olas October 8, 2019

No quema cuhh 

This phrase is used to determine whether or not a takuaches truck can do a burnout or not.
Ayy cuhh, no quema cuhh. Your Ford Silverado is ass unlike my Tacoma cuhh.
No quema cuhh by Pluggerbug November 19, 2019

si quema cuh 

Used by Edgar's when it does burn or it is fire.
Edgar:quema o no quema
Si quema cuh
🥣
si quema cuh by Theedgarcheck November 3, 2022

no quema cuh 

Your truck or car doesn’t start or does burnout
no quema cuh by edgarnationnnn November 26, 2022

No quema cuh 

A phrase used to describe someone who is “wack” or does “wack” things
“Hey did you see how Jorge got blacked out last night and kidnapped a Guinea pig?”

“He did? No quema cuh”
No quema cuh by ElBandolero May 21, 2022
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murderhobo 

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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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God Shot 

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