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A way of saying "one thicc boi". The "un" is the masculine indefinite article, meaning "a", from the Spanish language. "Thicc boi" is from the English language, and when combining these two phrases, makes a Spanglish sentence. This is a better way to say "one thicc boi" and is, from experience, more likely to get laughs. Sometimes you can say "un hella thicc boi" but that can be a bit over the top.
(Eighth graders learning about U.S. History)
Person 1: (whispers) Washington was un thicc boi, am I right?
Person 2: (Trying to muffle their laughter) Hell yeah!!!
GIVE ME A DOLLAR!!!!
THIS IS USED IN PURTO RICO as a STREET or slang phrase or WORDS REFERRING TO THE US DOLLAR AS "PESO" COMBINED WITH THE WORDS " DAME UN" MEANING "GIVE ME A". ie give me a dollar aka dame un peso.
The state of understanding what you first were confused by .
“I be a lil confused and need to know so I can be un-confused .”
Basically just saying I love you a lot. Because chorro means diarrhea and when you have diarrhea you poop A LOT so I love you a lot. Te amo un chorro
Person 1: I love you
Person 2: te amo un chorro tambien
One who does not watch Ren and Stimpey or know who those two people are...
Person 1: "He doesn't know who Ren and Stimpey are?!"
Person 2: "Yeah, I know...what a douche!"
Person 3: "Yeah, he's an Un-RenandStimpeyian!"