bardear

bardear

To build a perimeter wall or a solid fence around a plot of land or property. It is the common term used when marking off the boundaries of a house to provide security and privacy.

We had to scrape together some cash so we could bardear the lot before squatters moved in.

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Méxicoby MorritaBCJune 11, 2018

Score:+11

bardear

To insult someone, talk trash, or pick a fight for no reason (comes from the word bardo, which means trouble or a mess in Argentine slang).

Stop bardear, I didn't even say anything to you.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #putear
• #bardear

Argentinaby AnónimoJuly 18, 2015

Score:+1

bardear

To aggressively insult, talk shit, or provoke someone using heavy profanities. (Although the entry lists Brazil, both this verb and the specific insults provided in the definition are characteristic of Argentina and Uruguay).

Someone comes and says to you, hey motherfucker, let's play.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #vardear
• #bardear

Brasilby AnónimoNovember 1, 2014

Score:+0

bardear

To verbally attack or provoke someone, usually by talking trash or insulting them. (The term derives from bardo, meaning trouble or a mess in local slang.)

Stop the bardear! I am speaking to you nicely.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #agredir
• #provocar

Argentinaby Lucia FortAugust 29, 2016

Score:+0