papusa
a salvadorian dish, it is a tortilla filled with cheese, beans, or meat. usually served with a special tomato sauce or cabbage mix.
i want a papusa.
that was a great papusa
a spanish pancake like object stuffed with a fill. a cheap lunch. a cheaper guy
baby would you like papusas for lunch. (i didnt cash my check yet)
it comes from the language of spanish. it has two quite different meaning. the first being a mexican delicasy. the second is p-ssy. note the emphazise on the u sound of the word.
“motherf-cker que tu quieres?”
“quiero la papuuuusa”
repeat over and over. for further info, look at chocha.
something that marissa almost choked on
marissa: i almost choked on a papusa!
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