A spanish insult literally meaning “son-of-a-bitch” in English, similar to the Spanish insult “hijo de puta”. It can also mean “bastard” or “son of a gun” in English.
Rio José: Santiago, hijo de perra!
Santiago, you son of a bitch!
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A woman who is very sadistic, whether it be sexually sadistic, or she just enjoys seeing someone suffer.
She was a real Madam de Sade... she liked to whip her boyfriend every night.
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Phrase used either as 1.an expression put in place of 'duhh' or 2.an expression used as an insult/compliment meaning 'pay the hoe'
1. So she did make out with him in the hallway after all?
Of course she did! Pen De Hoe!
2. Girl-How did I do?
Guy 1- Eh, you were alright.
Guy 2- Ah, Pen De Hoe, lets get out of here.
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This started out as a tragedy in the late eighteenth century. It is a well known fact that mexicans love mayonnaise. A large steam tanker of this condiment was crossing the gulf of mexico from florida when a large storm occured, sinking the tanker. The horrified mexicans witnessed this and named the day of the sinking, May 5, a national holiday of drowning their worries with corona.
"O no-o! Did-o you hear-o about the cinco de mayo??!!"
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Verb. The physical act of biking to a friends house, in the user of the comment ususally means the trip would be long and difficult.
i'm gonna wait for my mom to give me a drive, i'm not gonna tour de france it to your place!
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the alcoholic's version of the holiday known as Cinco de Mayo, a holiday held on May 5 that commemorates the Mexican army's unlikely victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862.
Pedro: I had an 18 pack of Coronas on Cinco de Mayo, homes.
Juan: You mean Drinco de Mayo, esse.
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the best weed around. creme de la creme for long. creme for extra short.
Dude, i'm so H'd off this creme de la!! it's so DANK! I can't even see
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