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As a verb: To puncture

As an adjective or noun: In Mexico: mother-fcker: ¡Pinche pendejo!; fking: Está bien pinche loca (She's so fking nuts); esa película estuvo bien pinche (That film was so bldy horrible). Actually this word in Mexico can be or not pejorative or accepted, for some parents can say their children "pinches niños",but it does not necessarily mean they're being rude. It depends on the person's mood; nevertheless, in Mexico, you must only use this word in a familiar context: friends, your children (without being an insult properly).

In other countries it's a kitchen boy or girl; a tight-fisted person; a private in the army

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