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pendejaje 

A whole bunch of pendejos, i.e., a whole bunch of pubic hairs or of people who are pendejos (asshole, dumbass, stupid, idiot). It can also be used abstractly meaning "stupidity" "assholeness" "dumbassness".
1. After trimming/shaving his pubic hair in the bath tub, he forgets to clean it and the wife comes: "But que pendejaje es esta?"

2. The people in this office are all pendejos. I hate having to work in/with this pendejaje.

3. I can't stand Johnny with all of his pendejaje!
pendejaje by Pen Dejo October 9, 2008
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Pendejada 

Pendejada (Spanish - noun, singular) - Idiocy. Foolishness. Nonsense. Something that is asinine, stupid, absurd or a waste of time.
Friend1: "Dude, check out my spinner. I can stop it with my teeth!"
Amigo2: "Ay dumbass. Forget that pendejada and let go talk to those chicks over there"
Pendejada by PenguinMeat July 23, 2017
same thing as pendejo but in a feminine way ... spanish for moron, idiot ect
Man those preps are some pendejas
pendeja by Mz.DeLaCruz August 30, 2003
A very pretty girl who everybody else is jealous of. Everybody calls her this because they think she is smart.
sup pendeja
Look at this pendeja
Pinche pendeja
word much like pendejo but its just said different.
means like dumbass or stupid
mira a este pendejete
pendejete by tweaking chicano March 20, 2010
The most beautiful person in the whole world and is the baddest bitch
You are just a good pendeja
Pendeja by La pendeja December 29, 2020
Mujer joven idiota que no sabe lo que quiere
Esta pendeja me tiene las bolas llenas, no sabe lo que quiere.
Pendeja by Eliberta October 22, 2013
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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