15 published definitions
1. Gossip, hearsay, or rumors that cause drama. 2. A big mess, a public scandal, or a noisy fight.
1. Kid, why are you talking so much about that girl? Stop the bochinche. 2. A huge bochinche broke out for Don Omar (Don Omar is a famous Puerto Rican reggaeton singer).
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A loud and chaotic racket caused by shouting or many people talking at once. It is that commotion or fuss that creates a sense of confusion and annoyance in a specific place.
Lower your voices a bit because between the music and your shouting there is a massive bochinche and we cannot even talk.
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A loud scene, commotion, or public drama that usually results from gossip or misunderstandings. It is the ruckus that breaks out during a heated public argument or conflict.
Because she was being a gossip, the neighbor started a huge bochinche at the store and they even ended up screaming at each other in front of everyone.
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A loud, chaotic, and annoying noise that disrupts the peace. It is a somewhat old-fashioned term, often used by older generations to complain about a racket or a commotion.
Please turn the volume down a bit, you can't even talk with so much bochinche!
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Refers to malicious gossip or rumors meant to stir up drama between people. It is also used to describe a public scene, a fight, or a noisy ruckus that disrupts the peace.
That neighbor is always caught up in some bochinche because she loves making up stories about everyone.
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A loud scene, public commotion, or drama that usually stems from gossip and rumors. It is the messy uproar or conflict that occurs when someone tries to stir up trouble with lies.
There was a huge bochinche at the market because two ladies started screaming at each other over some gossip that turned out to be total lies.
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A loud racket, a commotion, or a chaotic mess in a specific place.
What is all this bochinche you have going on in here?
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Gossip, rumors, or petty drama. It is the common term for juicy news or scandals circulating among people.
'Did you hear the bochinche you are telling about Sara?' and 'Don't tell me any bochinches, I don't like them.'
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A loud, public fight or messy scene, usually between aggressive neighbors who cannot stand each other, triggered by total nonsense.
Maria and Juana are in a Bochinche, screaming every insult in the book at each other in the middle of the street while half the neighborhood eggs them on to kill each other.
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A noisy and chaotic situation, a ruckus or a commotion.
My kids make a bochinche in the house all afternoon.
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Used to describe a loud, chaotic racket made by a group of people talking or shouting at once. It refers to an annoying ruckus that disrupts the peace and quiet of a space.
What a bochinche they have going on in the yard, you can't even have a quiet conversation!
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A loud, chaotic noise or racket that is particularly annoying. It refers to a constant commotion or rowdiness that prevents people from relaxing or concentrating.
Hey, tell the kids to cut it out with all that bochinche because my head is about to explode!
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A rowdy, noisy gathering or a state of disorganized fun where the main focus is everyone having a great time.
I love a bochinche because we all have such a great time together. / This turned into a huge bochinche, let's dance!
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A loud public scene, a rowdy argument, or a ruckus involving several people.
A huge bochinche broke out at Roberto's house when the power went out.
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An affectionate way to call a person from Salamanca chubby or pudgy (Salamanca is a city and province in western Spain).
You ate the whole thing, bochinche!
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