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Borradito 

(mexican) spanish for a latino with light colored eyes....my abuela calls me it, i'm mexican, but my great grandmother was 100% native american, she had blue eyes, i was born with blue eyes and they changed to hazel.....
it isn't rare for a latino to have blue or green eyes....when you see one, remember the word "borradito"
Borradito by that1ninja April 28, 2011
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borrange 

The word borrange means bad or stupid etc.
The creator of the word is commonly believed to be comedian Ross Noble on an Australian midday radio program.
Ross Noble's hair style is so borrange.

The weather is pretty borrange today.

Big Kev is totally borrange
borrange by Steve January 3, 2005

Borratchet 

Taken and conjoined using the Spanish word "borracho/borracha" (drunk male/female) and the English word "ratchet." It's when a friend has been consistently buzzed and still insists on pouring themselves another drank while ratchetly stating that they will have another drink against all other desires.
Aril, Blakley, Patty and Ricardo are already hammered and they still keep concocting drinks for each other... them fools borratchet.
Borratchet by PattyBakes420 October 20, 2013

Victor borrayo 

A dumb guy. Fat, with no job most of the time. He uses his girlfriends to buy him things. Absolutely thinks he’s right all the time. A dumbshit. And doesn’t take care of his kids.
Ahhh I saw Victor Borrayo yesterday and now I hate life.
Victor borrayo by Asswhipe like v.b February 18, 2019

Borracho 

Mexican or Chicano slang for a drunkard.
" That pinche Borracho vomitted all over my shoes."
Borracho by Paco March 16, 2005

borracho helmet

A cowboy hat, as worn by a drunk (borracho) driver. A term coined by the California Highway Patrol (CHP) because a majority of all traffic stops of men wearing cowboy hats results in a DUI arrest.
aka. cowboy hat, stetson
"Did you see that guy weaving all over the road...? He was wearing a borracho helmet." said Darren.
"If you want to prevent getting pulled over too, you should take off your borracho helmet", I replied.
"I will only take off my borracho helmet after you take off your borracho helmet," he mumbled.
borracho helmet by JimbAround July 3, 2005
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Respectfully 

Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.

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