Muerto
Cuban slang for one who lacks skill and ability. Often characterized by someone who believes they are good at something, but is not.
We won the kickball championship despite the fact that we had a tremendo muerto on our team; He refused to listen, bunt, and did not know what "take a pitch" meant.
muerto
Dominican slang that means garbage ass mofucker. Usually denotes people who lack the skill necessary for a particular task.
Ese tipo Voltio es un muerto rapiando.
muerto
A spanish word that describe a garbage ass nigga. Usually used in Carribean Islands such as Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.
Tipo 1: Loco, tu viste a ese tipo?
(Guy 1: Yo, you saw that guy?)
Tipo 2: Ese tipo e un muerto.
(Guy 2: That guy is a muerto.)
(Guy 1: Yo, you saw that guy?)
Tipo 2: Ese tipo e un muerto.
(Guy 2: That guy is a muerto.)
muerto
Mostly used among New York Latinos (Mostly Dominicans, Puerto Ricans) denoting that this were boring or Not going to go down like that.
Cuca:"After the club night I went back with Papo to his house."
Ta-ta: "Please don't tell me he tried push up on you?!"
Cuca: "He tried but I was like that shit is muerto papa."
Ta-ta: "Please don't tell me he tried push up on you?!"
Cuca: "He tried but I was like that shit is muerto papa."
Muertoing
Spanglish term for killing.
You are muertoing me!!!
Culo muerto
Culo muerto is the funny version of “dead ass” in Spanish
Jose: you trynna sneak out and go drinking tonight
Tiffany: yeah I’m down
Jose : dead ass ?
Tiffany : yeah , culo muerto
Tiffany: yeah I’m down
Jose : dead ass ?
Tiffany : yeah , culo muerto
Tus muertos
Abbreviation of 'Me cago en tus muertos'. A convenient way of expressing the same feeling.
When used in 2nd person it normally triggers a fight or other strong reactions, due to its extremely offensive nature. Using it in 3rd person ('sus muertos') is normally more suitable, thus expressing disgust about someone who is not listening.
See also: definition for 'Me cago en tus muertos'
When used in 2nd person it normally triggers a fight or other strong reactions, due to its extremely offensive nature. Using it in 3rd person ('sus muertos') is normally more suitable, thus expressing disgust about someone who is not listening.
See also: definition for 'Me cago en tus muertos'
Student A to Student B: - Quillo, ¿sabes que el profesor te ha cateado física?
Student B to Student A: - ¿Que si? No me jodas, quillo, ¡sus muertos! (refering to the teacher)
Friend A: - Tio, ayer me acosté con tu ex
Friend B: - ¡Tus muertos!
Student B to Student A: - ¿Que si? No me jodas, quillo, ¡sus muertos! (refering to the teacher)
Friend A: - Tio, ayer me acosté con tu ex
Friend B: - ¡Tus muertos!