In Chicano/a culture, a man who steals another man’s girlfriend is often referred to as “Sancho” while a man’s woman or girlfriend is referred to as “Heina”, which is adapted from the Spanish word reina, meaning “queen” in English.

English translation: young lady now she’s my Ruca, I’m barely waiting for my Heina. She moved from Long Beach down to L.A.

Ruka is indeed mexican/ chicano slang, meaning “ol’ lady”. It’s kind of a Spanish equivalent to the street slang phrase used in English “…my ol’ lady…” Not very affectionate to most.

noun. an attractive woman. See more words with the same meaning: attractive female.

The “old” sense of ruca became a shorthand for older women, particularly in the sense of “old lady” as it’s used as slang for a female significant other. By the 1950s, ruca was used to describe to girlfriends of Chicano gangsters in the United States as well as female gang members more generally.

The definition of HYNA is “Good looking girl (Hispanic)”

Rico is a short variant of the Italian name Enrico and of the Spanish and Portuguese name Ricardo.

MEANING: This name derives from the Low German name “Ricohard”, composed of two elements “*rīkijaz” (kingly, royal, noble, mighty, distinguished, powerful, rich) plus “*harduz / *hardu-” (hard, strong, brave, valiant, powerful). In turn, the name means “power and brave commander, powerful leader”.

It is an expression that can mean many things. Rico as an adejective: > rich, wealthy, delicious, adorable, lovely, fertile, full, magnificent, etc. Rico as a noun: > rich person.

rich. delicious. Examples. Examples have not been reviewed.

Rico Suave is a generic name and stereotype for a smooth, flashy Latino lover.

Rico Suave is basically a man who is for all intended purposes the following: Good Looking, muscular, “macho”-being totally cool toward everyone and everything, very clean and neat in appearance, a man who is 100% man: almost every lady is attracted to him because of his great charismatic ability, and when need be, he …

1 : smoothly though often superficially gracious and sophisticated. 2 : smooth in texture, performance, or style.

Although it’s an old fashioned compliment, suave has morphed into something meaning a little bit cheesy.

“Suave” is definitely male-coded. A suave man might meet his counterpart in an elegant woman.

Some common synonyms of suave are bland, diplomatic, politic, smooth, and urbane.

Steps

1. Wear the right clothes for the right occasion. If you want to look suave, you need to know when to play your style up and when to dress it down.
2. Be the master of your own style.
3. Keep an eye on the details.
4. Be hygienic.

Suave in a Sentence 🔉

1. It was easy for the suave detective to get the female suspect to confess.
2. Because the actor is such a suave man, women flock to see his movies.
3. The teenager tried to act suave so the club doorman would not question his fake identification.

1. He is a suave, cool and cultured man.
2. In conversation, he was suave and urbane.
3. He gave his usual suave performance.Sentencedict.com.
4. He’s very suave and sophisticated.
5. The manager was suave and sophisticated.
6. He’s suave, polished and charming.
7. Reginald was suave, handsome and charming.

adjective. courteous, gracious, and having a sophisticated charm: a debonair gentleman. jaunty; carefree; sprightly.

Debonair is a strong compliment that denotes many desirable traits: style, elegance, sophistication, courtesy, urbanity.

Someone debonair is charming or suave. They have good manners, and they probably look good too. This French word has a fancy feel to it, and it is a fancy kind of word.

In this page you can discover 40 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for debonair, like: dashing, jaunty, charming, lighthearted, pleasant, refined, affable, complaisant, courteous, dapper and elegant.

Synonyms & Antonyms of debonair

• blithe,
• carefree,
• devil-may-care,
• gay,
• happy-go-lucky,
• insouciant,
• lighthearted,
• lightsome,

1a : suave, urbane a debonair performer. b : lighthearted, nonchalant. 2 archaic : gentle, courteous.