Seca
To take a hit or a puff from a marijuana joint.
Give me a seca!
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Tag: seca
Definitions tagged seca in the street dictionary.
Argentinabioma
A bioma (from the Greek bios, life), also called a bioclimatic landscape or biotic area (which should not be confused with an ecozone or ecoregion), is a specific part of the planet that shares climate, flora, and fauna. A bioma is the set of ecosystems characteristic of a biogeographic zone defined by its vegetation and predominant animal species. It is the expression of regional or continental ecological conditions: climate and soil determine the conditions to which the plant and animal communities of the bioma respond.
Tropical rainforest, savanna, temperate forests, tundra, etc.
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caca, seca
Dingleberries; specifically, small clumps of dried fecal matter that become entangled in the hair around the anal area.
Jane Doe has caca, seca in her backside.
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Méxicogrenlin
A person who is extremely ugly, to the point that looking at their face is repulsive or makes you want to gag (named after the creatures from the movie Gremlins).
There is a grenlin in my class.
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Españamoquete
1. A person who eats their own boogers daily as if they were dessert after a meal. 2. A booger or piece of snot hanging from someone's nose.
This is a fucking moquete. She eats moquetes every three hours, every day.
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espehtro
1. Someone whose computer gets fried or breaks down completely. 2. A poser or braggart, someone who acts like they are the best but is actually useless or full of crap. (In Spain, a fantasma is a show-off who talks big but has no substance).
1. MariCleer had her computer espehtrao. 2. That girl is such an espehtro.
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pelo moxoh
1. A person whose hair looks like total crap. 2. Someone who can't be bothered to brush their hair because they just don't feel like doing it (the spelling reflects 2000s internet slang from Spain used by specific urban subcultures).
1. I can't stand that girl with the pelo moxoh! 2. That weirdo has pelo moxoh because she doesn't give a damn about brushing her hair.
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