Pingo
an hispanic, especially a mexican.
look at that greasy pingo in front of the taco stand.
i wish those pingos would stay in mexico instead of greasing up this town.
pingos are evidence that monkeys f-ck pigs.
slang for d-ck in spanish, therefore can be used as a nickname for someone named ricardo
dude: (to ricardo) “hey pingo whats up?”
has no real meaning, used as an insult if you ned something random to say. usually to end an argument
caleb: your a f-cking c-ntmouthed p-ssy
greg: well, your a pingo
caleb: haha, what the f-ck?
another word for p-n-s
(kid 1) “man, all these girls hate me”
(kid 2) “then show them your pingo, man!”
the key word of jackie guidice. it means -people in neon green octopuss- usally used in randomness. it came from the land pingoria.
pingo pongo.
jackie: i found a dime!
jessa: pingo!!!!
jackie: wuh?
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