I know "el pasto" and "la hierba" are used in Central America. La mota is Mexican. According to an interesting book called"Street Spanish Slang Dictionary & Thesaurus" by David Burke, these following words are also used as slang for marijuana (ALL of which are used only in Mexico except "la verde") : La aracata, la chora, la grilla [literally: female cricket], la malva, la mary, el mastuerzo, la moravia, la morisqueta, la motivosa, la motocicleta [lit: motorcycle], el motor de chorro [lit: jet engine] la malga de ángel, el orégano/ orégano chino, la verde and el zacate inglés.
It's actually spelled maña and yes it's spanish slang for habit.
Pudiera ser "descuartizadero" o aun "matadero". There's not a slang word for hospital in Spanish, it's always hospital
Marijuana. Pronounced madihwana
tetas or chichis
'hermano' is the usual word for brother
Marijuana is "Marijuana" in Spanish -- it's a spanish word that, iun English, translates roughly to Mary Jane. Slang is "mota", pronounced moe-tha.
Marijuana is "Marijuana" in Spanish -- it's a spanish word that, iun English, translates roughly to Mary Jane. Slang is "mota", pronounced moe-tha.
Yes, it means "speck." It's also slang for "marijuana."
No, "hooch" is slang for alcohol.
it is Australian slang for marijuana
The slang word "weed" means marijuana. Example: "Last night, me and my buddies smoked some weed."
Botín is the word used for the real English word "swag," not the slang term. What you want is the Spanish slang term "bulto."
Weed is a \'\'slang\'\' term that refers to Marijuana Yes but is is also another would for a Cigirrette it is a slang word bad up in the 70s Exp Yo man you got a weed
There is no Spanish slang word yet for English slang bloshing, the mixing of different blog materials on one blog, like a collage. If you meant the word "blushing", it is "enrojecer" or "ruborizar".
It's actually spelled maña and yes it's spanish slang for habit.
Pudiera ser "descuartizadero" o aun "matadero". There's not a slang word for hospital in Spanish, it's always hospital
The word "swagger" is a word in English slang, the word didn't exist for only about 1 or 2 years. In Spanish "swagger" is not a word, there's probably not a word for it. If there is I recommend using Google for searching Spanish Slang.