The Verb Madrear

Question

I came across this today in Facebook. I had never heard this verb before and had to look it up. It makes sense given the common usages of Madre in Mexico. I hope you find it interesting.

“Me dan ganas de madrearlos”: Nadadora mexicana es obligada a usar traje de baño más chico.

Answer 1

Hi: Gringo:

I'm surprised that you (living in Mexico) haven't heard this one.

It translates to, "I feel like knocking the ****out of them." You can supply any favorite four letter word for the asterixes, but the main one would start with "s" ")

I love these Kermit cartoons. I had an idea of what it meant but I had to look it up to be sure. Thanks for the cartoon. It emphasizes the idea. - gringojrf, Jul 18, 2015

Double thanks for the drecit at the bottom. I have looked and looked for how to make these cartoons. Generadormemes.com. For sure I am going to bookmark this. - gringojrf, Jul 18, 2015

:) - ian-hill, Jul 18, 2015

Wow! drecit = direct link. I really blew that one. - gringojrf, Jul 18, 2015