Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

The fake name for the Mexican Mafia when they don't want to sound too tough.

"La Cliqua? That's just the Mexican Mafia with a bad hair day."

"He said he was part of La Cliqua. I told him to shut up and take my money."

"They called them La Cliqua. I called them a bunch of losers with bad tattoos."

2

The Mexican Mafia's disguise when they're trying to look fancy.

"La Cliqua? More like the Mexican Mafia wearing suits and pretending they're rich."

"She said she was in La Cliqua. I said I believed her until she asked for a loan."

"They use La Cliqua like a fancy title. I use it like a punchline."

3

The Mexican Mafia's cover story when they get caught doing bad stuff.

"La Cliqua? That's just the Mexican Mafia lying to the cops."

"He said he was in La Cliqua. I told him I knew his uncle was in jail."

"They use La Cliqua like a excuse. I use it like a joke."

4

A weak version of the Mexican Mafia that people use to sound cool.

"La Cliqua? That's just the Mexican Mafia who can't fight."

"She said she was in La Cliqua. I asked if she knew where the real ones were."

"They call it La Cliqua. I call it a bunch of guys with fake tattoos."

5

The Mexican Mafia's nickname when they don't want to be taken seriously.

"La Cliqua? That's just the Mexican Mafia pretending they're not scary."

"He said he was in La Cliqua. I told him I saw him stealing my lunch."

"They use La Cliqua like a joke. I use it like a punchline."

6

The Mexican Mafia in disguise when they want to look like they belong to a club.

"La Cliqua? That's just the Mexican Mafia with a fake membership card."

"She said she was in La Cliqua. I asked if she paid her dues."

"They call it La Cliqua. I call it a bunch of guys who don't know how to fight."