Allantar

What does Allantar mean?

3 published definitions

Allantar

1. To distract someone from their thoughts or worries. 2. To stall or delay someone. 3. To deceive someone or lead them to believe a lie. 4. (Noun or adjective) A show-off, a faker, or a person who puts on a false front.

1. Don't allantar me and tell me what really happened. 2. You're just allantando me so I won't leave. 3. Stop your allante, that chain isn't gold and it isn't even yours. 4. Don't believe him, that guy is an allantoso, I promise you he won't do it.

Automatically translated from Spanish

República Dominicanaby Maritza MateoAugust 5, 2010Word of the day · August 13, 2010

Allantar

To deceive or distract someone by putting on a false front or a show. It refers to acting in a certain way to hide the truth or create a fake impression.

During election season, politicians kiss and hug people, but it is only to allantar the public.

Automatically translated from Spanish

República Dominicanaby @noelrdoSeptember 11, 2016

Allantar

To put on a front or bluff about status or qualities you do not actually possess, usually to feed your ego or impress others through vanity.

When you say, 'my car is better than yours,' but the car actually belongs to your brother-in-law. You show it off as your own just to allantar. Someone who does this is usually called an allantoso or an aguajero.

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República Dominicanaby Melvyn PérezMay 24, 2007

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