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Literally 'stupid', but when said between people who are close, it carries a playful or teasing tone rather than a genuine insult. Context and intonation are everything.

Mexican slang. Describes a person who is selfish, underhanded, or plays dirty. Can be used half-jokingly among friends or as a genuine insult. Not derivable from its component sounds.

Common in Mexican Spanish. Derives from the Nahuatl word for 'twin'. Used between male friends as a term of camaraderie. Equivalent to 'amigo' but warmer and more informal.

A product label phrase that appears in the dialogue tied to a specific cultural reference. In everyday speech it simply means the food item requires no preparation before going in the oven or pan.