"wild, untame". E.g. : "unpasteurized milk". : "bus" : darn. : cheap, of bad quality. (); (); : "a child, teen, or youngster". Also (), (), and are used in northern Mexico. All these terms except are also found in their diminutives: , , , . Considered informal. : "to check (verify)" (): "breast(s)". From Nahuatl . Considered informal. : "cool, attractive, fun, etc." A variant common in the Northwest is , sometimes spelled and pronounced shilo. : "trash; crap". Considered vulgar. Derived from . : In northern Mexico, equivalent to the English term gangsta; in the rest of Mexico, equivalent to the Spanish term ("hooligan", "gang member"), which refers to young slum-dwellers living in conditions of extreme poverty, drug dependency, and malnutrition. : "peach" : "Just a minute", "Hold on a second", etc. Literally "in a moment". : "a bratty child" or "squirt". From Nahuatl , "dog". : a filler word, similar to American English "um, uh". Literally, "this". Also used in other countries. : messed-up : a fair-haired or fair-skinned person. Derived from a term meaning "egg white". , or : "dude", "guy" (literally, "ox"). As an adjective, "dumb", "asinine", "moronic", etc. Not to be confused with "Huey" from the Aztec title "Huey Tlatoani", in which "Huey" is a term of reverence. : "to talk with (on the telephone)". Used in place of the standard . : "manly". Applied to a woman (): "manly" or "skillful". From , male. : stuck up, arrogant. Considered vulgar. : dumb, foolish. Euphemistic in nature. : "a low-class, boorish, foolish, ignorant and/or uneducated person". Pejorative. : (1) similar to English "Wow!" (2) "Okay". (3) Exclamation of surprised protest. Abbreviated by low-class people in their uneducated variety. May be considered rude. : used as an adjective to denote something "cool", attractive, good, fun, etc. E.g. , "This music is very cool." Literally, "father". : "problem" or "fight". Literally "fart". Also, in a greeting, ("What's up, dude?"). As an adjective, "drunk", e.g. , "to be drunk". Also the noun : "a drunken gathering". All forms are considered vulgar for their connection to , "fart". : "curly hair". The word derives from the Spanish word , "pig". The phrase originally referenced the (racial type) known as , meaning a person of mixed indigenous and African ancestry whose hair was curly. Sometimes erroneously thought to be derived from Spanish , "Chinese". : "damned", "lousy", more akin