Spanish for old lady as in girlfriend or wife. While old lady can be used in english for mother, it's usually not in spanish.
by Morena December 27, 2005
by quehonda March 20, 2007
"Damn your mom is a Vieja Pisona"
"See all thows girls sitting on that bench,The one in red is a Vieja Pisona"
"See all thows girls sitting on that bench,The one in red is a Vieja Pisona"
by Cervical demolition March 18, 2009
my C++ profesor that has alzheimer and other brain diaseases which makes her go crazy during class speaking nonsense that no one understands about anything but C++.
Often gets lost on her own words forgetting that she's teaching a class.
Often gets lost on her own words forgetting that she's teaching a class.
This fu!#@ vieja loca gave me a C on the test!
Hope the pharmacy doesn' t give'er her prescriptions.
Hope the pharmacy doesn' t give'er her prescriptions.
by osoroco September 22, 2004
by xxNai_ February 9, 2018
This is a spanish sentence. When you put it in a translator, it says "I want to eat your old lady", but it is a common phrase used in Argentina to say hello. Try to use it when u talk to an argentinian.