Definition of loco
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Definitions include: "goodbye". |
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Definitions include: "goodbye". |
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Definitions include: "many thanks". |
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Definitions include: a watchman for a drug dealer. |
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Definitions include: "Christmas". |
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Definitions include: Possibly from the French word "putain" meaning "whore." |
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Definitions include: good-bye. |
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Definitions include: "Chill, don't worry about it." |
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Definitions include: See also mack on. |
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Definitions include: marijuana. |
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Definitions include: Spanish for "Little Mama". |
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Definitions include: exclamation, pronounced "Moe" as in the guy that has a bar on the Simpsons, usually used in agreement. |
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Definitions include: "not good" in Spanish. |
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Definitions include: cat meat presented as that of a rabbit. |
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Definitions include: spelling variant of "haha". |
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| Definitions include: to turn out; come to be. |
| Definitions include: acronym for "thanks in advance". |
| Definitions include: to mess up. |
| Definitions include: a person who obsessively insists on always being in control of the situation. |
| Definitions include: used to express annoyance at someone's mention or suggestion of X. |
| Definitions include: "anything but clothes party". |
| Definitions include: a break in travelling, usually for food or use of a bathroom. |
| Definitions include: a large ("fat") bag of illegal drugs ("sack"). |
| Definitions include: breasts. |
| Definitions include: to reveal one's closely guarded secrets. |
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