Wrecked, broken, or in terrible condition. (In Argentina, this is a vulgar term for the vulva, used here to describe something being totally destroyed).
I dropped my phone on the floor and it got made cajeta.
Used to ask someone how shocked, surprised, or impressed they are by a piece of news or an unexpected revelation. It is similar to asking, How about that? or How do you like them apples?
Just like you heard it, como te quedo el ojo? / Yep, just like I am telling you, como te quedo el ojo?
Originally the sacramental wafer given by priests during communion, the term also means a hard blow or a slap. This likely stems from the fact that physical punishment was the other thing clergy frequently gave to children in the name of God. The definition clarifies that other interactions between certain priests and minors were not done in God's name. (Hostia refers to the Eucharist wafer used in Catholic Mass).
If you do not shut up, I am going to give you a hostia.
A Venezuelan term for a severe physical beating or ass-whooping. It refers to an attack so violent that the blows leave visible purple bruising on the victim.
I am going to give you a coñaza so you learn some respect.