arrecha

arrecha

A woman who is horny and has a strong desire to have sex.

Lucia Ticona Mestas is arrecha for me.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #arrecha
• #lucia

Perúby AnónimoNovember 9, 2008

Score:+19

arrecha

Used to describe a woman or thing that is extraordinary, impressive, or badass. It also refers to a woman who is extremely angry or pissed off.

That house is seriously arrecha. My wife is really arrecha.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #molesta
• #iracunda
• #algo-extraordinario

Venezuelaby AnónimoAugust 2, 2009

Score:+17

arrecha

Refers to a person who is intensely sexually aroused or physically turned on. It is a vulgar term for being extremely horny and wanting to have sex at that exact moment.

Man, that girl has been really arrecha ever since she started dancing with that guy!

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El Salvadorby AnónimoOctober 9, 2021

Score:+13

arrecha

Used to describe a woman who is horny or very sexually aroused. (In the Dominican Republic, this term is almost exclusively sexual, unlike in other countries where it can mean angry or brave.)

Maria is arrecha tonight.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #arrecha
• #arrecho

República Dominicanaby AnónimoNovember 26, 2014

Score:+13

arrecha

Used for a woman or girl who loves getting all dolled up, using makeup, and dressing in fancy or flashy clothes to show off her beauty. It describes someone who takes pride in always being well-put-together and flaunting her look.

Look at your cousin, how arrecha she got for the party with that dress and those heels.

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Méxicoby AnónimoNovember 26, 2025

Score:+9

arrecha

Used to describe a woman who is horny and looking to hook up with whatever guy she sees to have a sexual encounter. (In Panama, this term refers to sexual arousal).

That woman is very arrecha.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #levantarse
• #aser-que-el-se-interese-en-ella

Panamáby AnónimoOctober 23, 2013

Score:+7

arrecha

Used to describe someone who shows great courage or to refer to something that is excellent, cool, or very fun.

The house decoration for tonight's party turned out so arrecha!

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El Salvadorby Guanaco TruchaJuly 2, 2021

Score:+6

arrecha

Describes a woman who is very horny or experiencing intense sexual desire. It is a slang term for someone feeling especially fired up and ready for action.

Cata has been super arrecha since she started seeing that new guy.

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Chileby Weón PencaAugust 29, 2021

Score:+6

arrecha

A feminine adjective used to describe women who are arrogant or annoying, but also used to praise someone for being very smart or capable. In other contexts, it expresses amazement or that something is very impressive or cool. (In Venezuela, this term emphasizes intensity and does not typically mean sexually aroused as it does in other regions).

Don't talk to me because I'm arrecha! : You're one very arrecha woman! : That shirt looks so arrecha, friend! : That shit is so arrecha, look at how they ended up after the divorce!

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #sorpresa
• #molesta
• #admiracion
• #gusto
• #brava
• #hirviendo

Venezuelaby Johanabra30August 31, 2016

Score:+3

arrecha

Refers to a woman who is being very flirtatious or acting seductively to get attention. It describes an attitude of wanting to be liked and being in a flirting mood.

Did you see Juan's cousin, she is being really arrecha with everyone on the team and won't stop smiling at them.

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Méxicoby La JarochaAugust 17, 2026

Score:+0

arrecha

A woman who is intensely excited or hyped up by something or someone, not necessarily in a sexual way (in Ecuador, this term can describe being extremely enthusiastic or worked up rather than just horny).

Look, she got arrecha over the beach house.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #exitada
• #emocionada

Ecuadorby AnónimoJanuary 30, 2009

Score:+0

arrecha

Pissed off or very angry. (In Colombia, this term is commonly used for anger, unlike in most other Spanish-speaking countries where it means horny.)

They insulted her and she is arrecha.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #piedra
• #rrabiosa.

Colombiaby AnónimoJanuary 4, 2010

Score:+0

arrecha

Used to describe a woman who is hardworking, gutsy, or bold (in Guatemala, this term is a compliment for a woman's grit and determination).

A woman who supports her children and puts them through school without a husband is very arrecha.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #audaz
• #valaiente

Guatemalaby AnónimoJune 22, 2010

Score:-3