Season 7 · Episode 4
The Simpsons
Bart sells his soul to Milhouse for five dollars, but soon regrets his decision. Meanwhile, Moe turns the Tavern into a family-friendly restaurant.

In Latin American Spanish, 'antro' most commonly refers to a run-down bar or nightclub with a rough reputation. The word carries a strongly negative or dismissive connotation when used about a place, though in some youth contexts it can shift to mean simply 'club' or 'party spot' without the negativity.
Formed from 'boca' (mouth) plus the augmentative suffix '-ón', so literally 'big-mouth'. Used as a mild insult directed at someone who reveals information they should have kept private. Very common across Latin America in informal speech.
The standard Latin American Spanish word for potato. The episode uses 'papas fritas' (French fries) repeatedly in a restaurant context. Worth noting for learners because the term used in some other Spanish-speaking contexts differs.
A vivid, non-compositional informal word derived from 'pulmón' (lung) with the prefix 'des-'. It describes someone who has shouted or sung so loudly they have exhausted their lungs. Used humorously or sarcastically.
Literally 'birds of prey', but used in this episode's context with a figurative, threatening tone to describe forces that would steal or destroy something precious. The phrase is understood in its literal sense but carries strong rhetorical weight when used metaphorically.