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QuedasteUsed to tell someone they just got owned, left speechless, or publicly embarrassed. It's the reaction when you can't come up with a response because reality hit you too hard and everyone around you noticed. A savage one-word roast in Mexican Spanish.
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Domingo 7An unplanned pregnancy, especially by someone young. The expression comes from an old saying about someone messing up on the seventh Sunday — a euphemism for an unexpected surprise.
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BatoThe northern Mexican way of saying 'vato' — a dude, a guy, a homie. It's the same word with a slight pronunciation shift that gives it that distinctly norteño flavor.
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EntradorA bold, outgoing person who is not afraid to approach anyone, especially when flirting or socializing. In Mexico, the entrador is the one who walks up to a stranger and asks for their number without hesitation. It implies confidence and fearlessness in the face of rejection.
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Agua tibiaA person who is uninteresting, lacks personality, and is neither one thing nor the other, often used to describe someone who is bland or unremarkable.
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Quedaste0 votes

Used to tell someone they just got owned, left speechless, or publicly embarrassed. It's the reaction when you can't come up with a response because reality hit you too hard and everyone around you noticed. A savage one-word roast in Mexican Spanish.

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Domingo 70 votes

An unplanned pregnancy, especially by someone young. The expression comes from an old saying about someone messing up on the seventh Sunday — a euphemism for an unexpected surprise.

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Bato0 votes

The northern Mexican way of saying 'vato' — a dude, a guy, a homie. It's the same word with a slight pronunciation shift that gives it that distinctly norteño flavor.

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Entrador0 votes

A bold, outgoing person who is not afraid to approach anyone, especially when flirting or socializing. In Mexico, the entrador is the one who walks up to a stranger and asks for their number without hesitation. It implies confidence and fearlessness in the face of rejection.

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Agua tibia0 votes

A person who is uninteresting, lacks personality, and is neither one thing nor the other, often used to describe someone who is bland or unremarkable.

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