beanerchu 

A Mexican pikachu known otherwise as beanerchu he’s cousins with niggachu’s beanerchu can be attracted with anything mexican related he like paletas de sandia and especially beans he will run if he see’s border control he can be very powerful just add tapatío

Me:Man my beanerchu is awesome

Friend:yea wished I had one I could maybe actually get a girl now

beanerchu by Beanerchu January 26, 2020

beanerschneitzel 

a cross between a mexican and a german.

oh my gosh, alexandra is such a beanerschneitzel.

beanerschneitzel by yomama99999 February 18, 2010

beanerschnitzel 

A child born to parents of mixed back ground. Specifically half mexican and half german.

When Mexicans in the US Army are stationed in Germany there are sure to be many a beanerschnitzels running around very soon.

beanerschnitzel by phil January 13, 2005

beanerpult 

When three or more beaners attempt to clear a large obstacle by means of human propulsion. Usually two or more beaners act as the base, and then the 'hopper' loads himself into the hands/arms of the other beaners, and is catapulted over said obstacle.

I once saw a beaner fly, but I realized it was just a beanerpult being used to get him on the roof of my neighbor's house to steal shingles.

beanerpult by Jinkiro February 26, 2007

beavercheese 

Verb -

The act of a female scratching her gentalia and then smelling it (or having somebody else smell it).

Heather just beavercheesed herself so, you should stay away from that snatch.

beavercheese by Vulok April 3, 2011

beanerschnitzel 

A child that is a product of one Mexican parent and one German parent.

"That's a good lookin' kid!"
"Yea, he's a beanerschnitzel."

beanerschnitzel by burger05 March 19, 2010

beanerous 

–adjective
1. very mexican; charmingly or fascinatingly lazy, esp. in a mysterious or magical way.
2. full of tacos, burritos, and under the table work activity: the beanerous job of a landscaper.

See also: Mexcellent, Spictacular

That is the most beanerous low rider bicycle I've ever seen.

beanerous by Manuel Labour March 8, 2008