by dudestermanshibby May 25, 2009
In most Spanish speaking countries it's a term (slang) we use to call someone who has a string of negative events considered to be bad luck.
by Jon Carlo Rossi October 23, 2016
Small town on I-35 between Austin and Waco, anchored by the historic Stagecoach Inn. Lots of retirees, and a golf course along the Mill Creek. Many shops and boutiques to cater to many day-trippers. Folks commuting to Temple and Austin live here. Heavily Republican and well to do. Lots of retired military. A school board that chose to not allow the school children to watch Pres. Obama on TV address the nation's youth. A small art colony, an interest in music and live theatre keeps the community diversified. Race and culture are not diversified.
by temeg December 05, 2010
by cobaltBlue99 March 14, 2011
A man's testicles when they are ready filled with cum that is about to be squirted all over the woman he's bumping uglies with.
(originally means "salted hard-boiled eggs" in Spanish but I bastardized the word into something dirty.;-) )
(originally means "salted hard-boiled eggs" in Spanish but I bastardized the word into something dirty.;-) )
Oye mamacita que ya pares tu gemido! Yo ya te tengo unos huevitos salados preparados especialmente para ti!
(Translation: Hey baby you can now stop your moaning! I now have some "salted eggs" prepared just for you!)
(Translation: Hey baby you can now stop your moaning! I now have some "salted eggs" prepared just for you!)
by Mark H February 23, 2004
A type of pejorative. This term is used as a not so direct translation of "Salty Cracker" in Mexican Spanish.
by Portervillian April 21, 2008
In Puerto Rico, it is pronounced with silent D's, and is expression describing a person who is running into a bit of bad luck. Literally, it means, "salty cod fish."
"Te sigues encontrando trabajos que no pagan bien. Tu eres un bacalao salao."
"You keep finding low-paying jobs, you're one salty-ass cod fish."
"You keep finding low-paying jobs, you're one salty-ass cod fish."
by Otoniel January 08, 2005