República Dominicana
Argentina
Colombiabiyuyo
A slang term for money, equivalent to cash, dough, or moolah (widely used across the Caribbean).
We are short on biyuyos!
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What does biyuyo mean in each country?
- República DominicanaA slang term for money, equivalent to cash, dough, or moolah (widely used across the Caribbean).
- ArgentinaCash, dough, or moolah. This word comes from lunfardo (the historical street slang of Buenos Aires and the surrounding...
- ColombiaA common slang term for cash, dough, or money.
biyuyo
A shrub native to Colombia that produces a small, whitish, grape-like fruit used as a natural adhesive for paper. Its scientific name is Cordia lutea, and it is also known as gomo or ubrevaco (Note: While this entry describes a plant, the word is much more common in street slang as a term for money).
During the era of the conquest, the Spanish used biyuyo as glue.
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Globalbiyuyo
Cash, dough, or moolah. This word comes from lunfardo (the historical street slang of Buenos Aires and the surrounding region).
By the end of the month I have very little biyuya.
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biyuyo
A common slang term for cash, dough, or money.
I do not have any biyuyo.
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