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Manos De Dios

Incredibly Sexy; Abnormally Attractive
Deriving from a Spainish Movie in which the main Charecter was called Manos De Dios, and all the women flocked to him.

Man, Look at that girl over there she is so Manos De Dios.

by Mike Olivas May 29, 2005

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Dio maialozzo sburato

An italian term commonly used as a greeting. It work especially well with priests and other very religious people.

Priest: Ciao! (Hello)
You: Dio maialozzo sburato!
Priest: VIENI SUBITO A CONFESSARTI BRUTTA TESTA DI CAZZO (What a wonderful day, isn't it? Perfect to have a little chat with a cup of tea. Want to come?)

by le tagliatelle del porco dio October 15, 2023


Juan de dios

Fun guy,always laughing and class clown. Usually wavy black hair and mustache.

Juan de dios or juan del diablo.

by lerolero December 19, 2016

8๐Ÿ‘ 4๐Ÿ‘Ž


vaya con dios

Spanish meaning "go with god", typiclly used before ending a helpless victims life with a 9 mm round inside his forehead!

Vaya con dios, man <KA-BLAMM>

by per March 11, 2005

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dio serpente avvelenato

Dio serpente avvelenato is a common italian exclamation that sounds like"god is a poisoned snake". It is often used in veneto when granfathers caught granchildren pranking them. It is now used also as a normal expression of disappointment. Almost everybody use it

"Dio serpente avvelenato! Fatteli da' dalla mamma, un sei mica ofrano!"

"Dio serpente avvelenato! Ask them to your mother, you're not an orphan!"

by ebbbri February 8, 2014

15๐Ÿ‘ 13๐Ÿ‘Ž


ay dios mio

Often comically used for emphasis after a lame joke, similar to a groan.

Person A: "Did you hear about the fish that went deaf? He had to buy a herring-aid."
Person B: "Ay dios mio."

by subhuman85 August 16, 2006

216๐Ÿ‘ 330๐Ÿ‘Ž


Kono dio da

YOU THOUGHT THERE WAS GOING TO BE SOME STUPID DEFINITION BUUT IT WAS I DIO *points at self with thumb*

It is used by Dio brando ๐Ÿ˜’ ew and was said in the first season of JoJo's bizarre adventure
Kono dio da

by Polnaref January 16, 2021

6๐Ÿ‘ 5๐Ÿ‘Ž