la leche
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la leche
Ooh baby, I'm about to squirt. Hang on, here it comes, wait, oh that's good..wait, wait for la leche baby...here it is...OH YEEAH! Wooh. You like the leche don't you baby!...Got la leche?? You do baby!! Haha! Yeah all in your mouth. Wow you're so good to me. Oh yeah that was good...oh yeah...can I try a bit?
la leche by cheddarfloor April 20, 2005
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mi llamo es la leche
A special way to tell spanish people that you’re fucking retarded.
LITERAL TRANSLATION: “My name is the milk.”
LITERAL TRANSLATION: “My name is the milk.”
You: ¡Hola, mi llamo es la leche!
Kid: I don’t speak Spanish you fucking racist pig i’ll kill your entire family inaudible Mexican noises...
Kid: I don’t speak Spanish you fucking racist pig i’ll kill your entire family inaudible Mexican noises...
mi llamo es la leche by Cringy7yearold June 20, 2019
Yo cago en la leche de tu madre
I think this is a misquote, it should be 'Me cago en la leche que mamaste' which means "I shit in the milk that you suckled from your mother's breast"
Lovely expression, isn't it? (used widely as 'Me cago en la leche')
The above I have never heard, and anyway this is an English slang dictionary not an Eng - Span one.
Lovely expression, isn't it? (used widely as 'Me cago en la leche')
The above I have never heard, and anyway this is an English slang dictionary not an Eng - Span one.
Spanish speaker one: Acabo de romper tus gafas (I've just broken your glasses).
Spanish speaker two: Me cago en la leche que mamaste, cabróncete de mierda. (I shit in the milk you suckled from your mother's breast you shitty/fuckin'little bastard.
Spanish speaker two: Me cago en la leche que mamaste, cabróncete de mierda. (I shit in the milk you suckled from your mother's breast you shitty/fuckin'little bastard.
Yo cago en la leche de tu madre by ant July 18, 2004
me cago en la leche
a shorter way of saying "me cago en la leche de la puta que te date la luz", meaning "i shit in the milk of the whore that bore you," a very common insult in spain.
The sort of thing I learn in spanish class.
The sort of thing I learn in spanish class.
me cago en la leche by maddymaddymaddymaddaaaay December 6, 2004
Yo cago en la leche de tu madre
Yo cago en la leche de tu madre by montana is gay May 11, 2004
ir a la leche
Spanish phrase meaning "I go to the milk" Commonly used by those named Taquito and Pedro. Used to confuse people.
ir a la leche by nachoaveragethot March 23, 2017
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"My salad days,
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