jail, prison
bataca
drums
beliz
suitcase
bicla
a bike
birria
1) a dish made from goat meat 2) beer
bofo
tired, exhausted
ay wey
usually when something not expected comes, strong surprise
azorrillado
frightened or scared, receive a strong scolding
bacha
the butt of a marijuana cigarette, a roach
bailar
usually word to express being cheated, fooled or tricked by someone
bajar
1) to steal 2) a blow job
bajón
teenage word when you feel sad or depressed
banda
a group of friends or a group with something in common (students for example)
barra
excuse to avoid doing something
arderse
to be a sore loser, to have one’s ego injured
armarla
to be capable or able, to be a skilled person
asistonto
an insulting term for assistant
atrabancado
a person that does things by impulse
aventón
to ask for a ride or give a ride
awelita soy tu nieto
of course
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
aquí nomás mis chicharrones truenan
around here, what I say goes
amigui
word used by women of a high social status, or wannabees, and the gay community to say “girlfriend”
andar bien trucho
to be extremely clever
andar tras los huesos de
to court or pursue someone romantically
apá
father
apapachar
being very nice to a person