to ask for a ride or give a ride
apelativo
nickname
aplicar
to really have to apply yourself to finish something
apretada
closed, conservative, when a women refuses something, like to dance or have sex
apuchar
to push someone
apuntarse
one way to say “I’m in” or “count on me”, to sign on, to take part in an activity or plan
amigui
word used by women of a high social status, or wannabees, and the gay community to say “girlfriend”
apá
father
apapachar
being very nice to a person
apapuchi
on your shoulders
apelativo
nickname
ajuarear
have luck, be fortunate
alebrestarse
to agitate, to be stirred up, to be mad
aló
hello
amá
mother
agüitado
when someone feels sad, depressed, shame, discomfort
ahogado
very drunk, trashed
aiga
another way to say “haya” or “there is”
acoplado
party crasher
acordeón
a cheat sheet
aflojar
trying to make out and have sex
afrentoso
a conceited person
agalambado
being without a path or destiny
agarrado – Mexico
a cheap or stingy person
abogángster
lawyer
abrirse
1) usually when something or someone is in your way and you want to pass 2) to say you are leaving, or ask someone to leave
acahual
running away from justice
achechado
spoiled, as in spoiling a child
achichincle
errand boy, a helper or assistant
¿quéhubole?
what’s up?