Puerto Rico
Uruguay
El Salvador
Nicaragua
Colombia
VenezuelaBicho
a dick or cock (in Puerto Rico, this is a vulgar term for the penis, whereas in other countries it usually means bug)
the male reproductive organ
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Bicho
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What does Bicho mean in each country?
- Puerto Ricoa dick or cock (in Puerto Rico, this is a vulgar term for the penis, whereas in other countries it usually means bug)
- UruguayA slang term derived from the verb bichar, used to indicate that you are going to check something out, look it over, or...
- El SalvadorA common colloquial term used in El Salvador to refer to a child or kid.
- NicaraguaA vulgar and blunt Nicaraguan slang term for the vagina. It is common in informal contexts or among close friends.
- ColombiaUsed to describe any insect, small animal, or strange-looking creature that is hard to identify. It is a common way to...
- VenezuelaA catch-all placeholder term used for any object or person. It is used when the speaker cannot recall a specific name or...
Bicho
A slang term derived from the verb bichar, used to indicate that you are going to check something out, look it over, or inspect it. It is a casual way to say you will take a quick look at an object or situation to see what condition it is in (specifically used in Uruguay and Argentina).
Send me the link to the listing so I can bicho the apartment you want to rent for you.
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Bicho
A common colloquial term used in El Salvador to refer to a child or kid.
Mom, a bicho at school asked me for my phone number.
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Bicho
A vulgar and blunt Nicaraguan slang term for the vagina. It is common in informal contexts or among close friends.
Be careful when you bend down in that dress, otherwise your whole bicho is going to show.
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Bicho
A vulgar Puerto Rican slang term for the penis or cock. (In most other Spanish-speaking countries, this word simply means bug or insect).
what a Bicho
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Used to describe any insect, small animal, or strange-looking creature that is hard to identify. It is a common way to refer to a little critter that triggers curiosity or a bit of revulsion.
Come check out that weird bicho on the wall, it has a ton of legs and really strange colors!
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A catch-all placeholder term used for any object or person. It is used when the speaker cannot recall a specific name or is being very informal, similar to thingy or whatshisname.
Pass me the bicho that is behind the little yellow bicho; that bicha told me she was coming.
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Bicho
A child who acts or speaks with the maturity and attitude of a grown person, often used to describe someone precocious or smart-mouthed.
Don't think you can talk to me however you want. You're just a bicha.
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República DominicanaBicho
A vulgar and highly informal slang term for the penis. It is a common, blunt way to refer to the male organ in Guatemalan street speech.
He was so drunk he whipped out his bicho in the middle of the party to piss in front of everyone.
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GuatemalaBicho
A casual way to refer to a friend or peer, similar to dude or guy. It is widely used among students and young people.
Hey bicho, how is the skateboard? / That bicho really is good at playing.
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A kid who acts more mature than their actual age and tries to behave like an adult, typically used for a smart-aleck or precocious child.
That boy is a Bicho, do not let him into the party.
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Bicho
An ugly or unattractive person (literally a bug or creature).
You always end up dating a bicho!
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ArgentinaBicho
In Venezuela, this is a general term for any piece of cattle, such as a cow or a bull. It is particularly common in the state of Guárico (a central region dominated by plains and livestock ranching).
bring that bicho over here
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Bicho
1. A term for various types of insects depending on their size. 2. A derogatory name for a newcomer or subordinate, used by someone with more experience in a specific field, most commonly used among women.
I can not believe this bicho is telling me what I have to do.
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