The Inconveniencing

Diminutive of 'tonto'. The -uelo suffix softens the insult, making it sound more teasing than genuinely harsh, often used between people who are close.

Literally 'hit that (hand)', used to invite someone to slap palms in celebration or greeting. A fixed phrase; the meaning is not obvious from the individual words.

Literally 'don't leave me hanging'. Used when someone reaches out for a high-five or handshake and the other person does not respond, but also used figuratively for being left waiting or ignored.

Literally 'tadpole'. Used to refer to a small child or a physically small young person, often with a dismissive or teasing tone.