España
Ecuador
República Dominicana
Panamá
Venezuela
Argentinabuche
A mouthful or a quick swig of a drink. It is also a colloquial way to refer to someone's belly or gut.
Pass me the bottle to take a buche, I am dying of thirst.
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buche
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What does buche mean in each country?
- EspañaA mouthful or a quick swig of a drink. It is also a colloquial way to refer to someone's belly or gut.
- EcuadorAn informal way to refer to a person's stomach or belly. It is a common expression used to describe being completely...
- República DominicanaA person's cheeks, specifically the fleshy or prominent parts on the sides of the face.
- PanamáA slang term for the stomach or gut. While it technically refers to a bird's crop, it is used informally to describe a...
- VenezuelaA mouthful of liquid that is either swallowed or spat out, commonly referring to baby spit-up.
- ArgentinaSlang for the mouth, used especially when swallowing or gulping down food (originally refers to a bird's crop).
buche
An informal way to refer to a person's stomach or belly. It is a common expression used to describe being completely stuffed after a heavy meal (literally the word for a bird's crop).
After that huge plate of roasted pork, I cannot fit another sip of corn drink in my buche.
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buche
A person's cheeks, specifically the fleshy or prominent parts on the sides of the face.
Juan has big buche, you are really buchú.
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buche
A slang term for the stomach or gut. While it technically refers to a bird's crop, it is used informally to describe a person's belly.
'No, Maria, I am not going there on an empty buche, what a drag' : 'Full buche, happy heart.'
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buche
A mouthful of liquid that is either swallowed or spat out, commonly referring to baby spit-up.
The baby spat a buche yesterday. I am going to clean the buche off the baby.
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buche
Slang for the mouth, used especially when swallowing or gulping down food (originally refers to a bird's crop).
- And the bread? Where is it? - I stuffed it down my buche. I was starving.
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buche
A snitch or tattletale who reports others' mistakes or rule-breaking without being asked. Unlike a spy who acts for money or a cause, a buche acts out of personal interest and only when convenient. They are less compulsive than a buchón, choosing their moments to tell on others for their own benefit.
They padlocked the balcony door; some buche told them we were going out that way to smoke.
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buche
A chicken's crop or craw, used colloquially to refer to a person's stomach or throat when they have eaten their fill.
His buche is full.
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Méxicobuche
A slang term for cheeks, usually referring to full or puffy ones.
That girl has such big buches she looks like a trumpet player.
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buche
1. A famous chimpanzee from the old Santo Domingo zoo during the Trujillo era, known for smoking and spitting water at visitors (Rafael Trujillo was the dictator of the Dominican Republic from 1930 to 1961). 2. A derogatory term for a Black man considered unattractive. 3. A mouthful of liquid held in the cheeks.
1. Mommy, take me to the zoo to see buche. 2. That man is so ugly he looks like buche. 3. Taking buches of water.
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