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mexican stop 

The act of driving past any posted stop sign, but without ever coming to a complete stop. Applys to both the acts of slowing down and coasting through and blatantly shooting through an intersection. (It's named such after the origin of the majority of recent immigrants who engage in this dangerous activity most often.)
I almost T-boned a soccer mom today because she pulled a mexican stop at the intersection.
mexican stop by pjs5 December 11, 2007
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mexican stop sign 

When reaching a stop sign all passengers excluding the drive run around the vehicle until reaching the same spot
We did a Mexican stop sign today

mexican pit stop 

This is a risky situation. First you must pour gasoline in her ass hole. Fill her up good! Slide your dick in and out of butthole untill you have started to ejaculate. Then quickly b spread your cum all over her tits. Then lick it off !! Yum!
I have to go do an Mexican pit stop to my grandma.

Mexican Stopoff 

When two cars stop at an intersection at the same time and each tries to be the nice one to allow the other to go first.
Larry's sweet Aunt Betty was driving him to school and when they stopped at the stop sign near his house, he knew he'd entered a Mexican Stopoff when Betty saw her friend from the knitting circle stopped on the cross street.
Mexican Stopoff by thetexian June 27, 2024

Mexican Stoplight

The act of doing cocaine and pole dancing while playing red light green light to La Cucaracha. Typically done at sketchy dive bars
I was thinking of going down to the dive bar and getting some girls to do the Mexican Stoplight.
I'm going to get shit faced and do the Mexican Stoplight.
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