Season 6 · Episode 25
The Simpsons
Mr. Burns makes many enemies when he steals the oil discovered beneath Springfield Elementary.

A superlative informal expression of enthusiasm widely used across Latin America. Signals something is the top of its class in a speaker's estimation.
Literally 'without shame'. Used as both a noun and an insult directed at someone behaving dishonestly or without moral restraint. Its force comes from the cultural weight of 'vergüenza' (shame/dignity) as a social value.
A mildly derogatory term for a student who studies excessively or earns teachers' praise. Used here as a taunt between peers. The connotation ranges from teasing to mean-spirited depending on tone.
A fixed comparative idiom used to express that a task will be effortless. The phrase keeps its meaning even when the context is ironic or boastful.
Derived from 'haragan' (lazybones). The verb implies visible, ongoing idleness and carries a reproachful tone from the speaker.