pinche

automatic spanish translation is scullion. is used as the curse word “fvcking”.
“pinche puta!”
spanish-language expression meaning:
a) kitchen boy. the guys who clean up the chef’s mess and scrub the frying pans and carry stuff around. in this context it’s still used in spain.
b) in mexico, it’s an all-purpose insult enhancer, which would be roughly equivalent to the use of -f-cking- in english. if jay (silent bob’s hetero life mate) spoke spanish, he would say -pinche- a lot.
pinche is strongly -ssociated with cursing in mexican spanish and the very moment you use it gives you away as a mexican national. so you pinches gringos take that into account if youre trying to p-ss for an argentine or whatever.
c) in mexico, it’s also used as an adjective to describe something as insignificant, lousy, miserable or worthless.
a) se solicitan 2 pinches de cocina medio turno. (2 kitchen boys are needed for half shifts)
b) pinche gringo culero ve a chingar a tu reputisima madre! (f-cking gringo -sshole go f-ck your loosec-nt c-cksucking mother!)
c) tu pinche hermana está bien pinche, wey. (your f-cking sister is so f-cking ugly, dude!)
spanish for f-ckin, to ‘enhance’ adjective, not s-x
parate, pinche idiota!
(shut up, f-ckin idiot!)
adj: f-ck in spanish (not s-x, see: coger, chingar)
no mames wey! te vas a caer pinche borracho!

stop scr-w-ng around! you’re going to fall, f-cking drunk!
pinche in most latin countries is not a bad word only in mexico it is use as “worthless” and of course worthless is used in front of every bad word known in mexico.

in other latin countries it means to be cheap. or to be a pest/rascal(someone who is always bugging people)
in mexico: “pinche” puto = “worthless” f-ck
in mexico: “pinche” cabron = “worthless” -sshole/d-ck
in mexico: “pinche” hombre = “worthless” dude/man

other latin: roberto es tan pinche no pago = robert is so cheap he did not pay.
other latin: que pinche es robert solo molesta = robert is a pest/rascal all he does is bug.
mexican slang word, not used or understood in south america or other regions where conventional spanish is spoken. it is a vulgarity or curse word, used to lay emphasis on a good or bad situation. it is used as an amplifier word.

piňche is a strong word with a meaning encapsulating all of the following: wretched, rotten, d-mnable, no-good, foul, dastardly, despicable, ugly, miserable, disgusting, contemptible, detestable, deplorable, nasty, filthy, etc.

piňche has recently enjoyed a break-out among white and black americans, and is being more and more used in american slang.
when speaking of guy players who tricks a nice girl into a one-nighter:
“in and out like piňche vato!”

when speaking to a cook who blew the meal:
“you can keep your piňche frijoles.”

when speaking of exceptionally hot weather:
“it’s piňche calor out here hommie.”

when speaking of a nasty hooker on the corner:
“that hoe is piňche caliente.”

when speaking of a good plan that went horribly wrong:
“that was a piňche shebacle!”
nicaraguan – miserly, cheap
“no seas pinche!” = don’t be so cheap!
lousy,as in good for nothing
pinche perro .

lousy dog.