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/Sounds like "see" (as in "see") + "MOHN" (as in "more") + "KEH" (as in "kept") + "YEHS" (as in "yes")/
A rhyming Chicano affirmation that doubles down on "yes." It blends "simón" (Spanish slang for yes) with "yes" in English for maximum emphasis. High energy, unmistakably Chicano, and a staple of barrio slang in the US.
“We going for some beers? Heck yes, bro.”
“Oh definitely, of course I'll come with you.”
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/Sounds like "see" (as in "see") + "MOHN" (as in "more") + "KEH" (as in "kept") + "YEHS" (as in "yes")/
A rhyming Chicano affirmation that doubles down on "yes." It blends "simón" (Spanish slang for yes) with "yes" in English for maximum emphasis. High energy, unmistakably Chicano, and a staple of barrio slang in the US.
“We going for some beers? Heck yes, bro.”
“Oh definitely, of course I'll come with you.”
Espantado
Scared off, spooked, or deeply unsettled by something. In Mexico and Central America, an espantado is someone who got frightened away by a price, a person, or a situation and bolted at the worst possible moment.