chuleta
chuleta by Salacious D. October 24, 2007
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Chuleta
The Spanish word for Pork chop, However in Panama it is used as slang for feeling surprised, disappointed, or shocked. it's about equivalent to saying "Damn!"
Chuleta by Eggsaladface January 5, 2022
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Chuleta • Crispy Chuleta • Chaleta • chileta • chiletaram • chubeta • chulear • Chulera • chulet • Chuleteria
Chuleta
Chuleta by Alitas con BBQ October 10, 2021
Chuleta
1. Dirived from the spanish word meaning "porkchop." It has been revised to refer to one of portugese decent.
2. Dirived from the name of Doug Funny's dog on Nickolodeon's cartoon Doug. Used to describe anyone yapping or barking annoyingly.
2. Dirived from the name of Doug Funny's dog on Nickolodeon's cartoon Doug. Used to describe anyone yapping or barking annoyingly.
Chuleta by PublicEnemyNo1 May 24, 2006
Crispy Chuleta
Crispy Chuleta by Mr. 505 June 21, 2016
Chuletistico
Chuletistico by Alitas con BBQ October 7, 2021
Chulera
She’s the first thought in the morning and last at night. Nothing comes close to her. She’s the one.
Chulera by ChickenEnchiladaz October 12, 2023
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