The Unnatural

Borrowed from German/English. Used in Latin American Spanish to describe objects or styles that are deliberately tacky, over-the-top, or retro-campy. Often used without a negative judgment, just as a style label.

A humorous, inventive dismissal combining a vulgar expression with an absurd image. The literal words are scatological but the intended effect is comic exasperation rather than genuine aggression. One-off creative insult rather than a fixed idiom.

A vulgar dismissal used in angry arguments to reject something someone is saying or offering. The phrasing is non-specific enough to be somewhat ambiguous, but the context always makes the dismissive and crude intent clear.

A motivational expression used to mean reversing a situation that is going badly. Combines the idiom of 'a sinking ship' with the action of 'turning it around'. Used with a tone of determined optimism, often slightly ironic.