Season 6 · Episode 20
The Simpsons
The Simpson household's overrun with puppies--the offspring of Santa's Little Helper and his new girlfriend from which Mr. Burns would love to make a greyhound-skin tuxedo.

Common informal term across Latin America for a smack on the backside, used in parenting or joking contexts. The root 'nalgas' (buttocks) is everyday vocabulary, but 'nalgadas' specifically as a disciplinary term carries a colloquial, informal weight.
Non-compositional in that 'deshacerse de' means to discard or eliminate someone or something, often with a dismissive or cold connotation. It implies disposal rather than a neutral parting.
A fixed exclamation of astonishment, roughly equivalent to 'well, strike me down.' Literally means 'may lightning strike me.' Used when something completely unexpected happens.
Used as a schoolyard or street-level insult directed at someone's appearance as a way of provoking them. The force is in the taunting delivery rather than any deep profanity.
Military term for the bugle call or signal that wakes soldiers in the morning. Used humorously in civilian contexts to mean an absurdly early forced appearance.