The Salamanca lexicon

A few key words for those of you not involved in IES Salamanca:

• Españar - verb. Def.: literally, to Spain. This may include speaking in Spanish (how radical!), dressing like a Spaniard (for better or for worse), taking up the entire sidewalk while walking very slowly, staying out very, very late at night, eating an intensely large portion of food and then taking a siesta, or following another of the customary practices of the Iberian Peninsula. 
• Jackpot - noun, exclamatory statement. Def.: the result of spotting two or more ridiculous, radical Spanish hairstyles in a group. Typically, a jackpot will be found on teenage sketchy-looking Spanish males, but the definition has expanded to include females and people of all ages and nationalities (We don't discriminate). Most common occurrence: the mullet. Epitome of a jackpot: the dread-mullet.

  

  Jackpot! (See it?)

• Kimface - noun. Def.: the generic term to describe a person's unique expression in a photograph, often when said person is caught off-guard. Example: "Hahahaha, look at this picture - such a kimface! What are you doing?"
  This trait can be displayed by people not named Kim; however, it has also recently become common to customize the term for the subject (e.g. "katieface").