Words and definitions Max Valdes has contributed to the street dictionary.
A man with a pathetic, sad, or innocent face, often used for someone who looks like they are pouting to get sympathy. The term is a comparison to a wrinkled scrotum (in the Dominican Republic, bolsa refers to the testicles).
Look, bolsa trite, stop the act because I do not have any money.
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A scrawny, bony, and unattractive woman.
But that girlfriend of yours looks like a ciriguiya.
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Used to describe a person with a wide mouth and thin, flat lips that look worn out or stretched. The term comes from the appearance of a heavily used clutch pedal in the old manual cars commonly used as public taxis in the Dominican Republic.
Maria has a Boca de cloche.
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A common mispronunciation of the word mayonnaise, typically associated with the speech of domestic workers or people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds (Baldom is a popular Dominican brand of condiments).
Put some Baldom bayonesa on it so it tastes better.
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