cariaco

cariaco

A traditional and potent alcoholic brew made by fermenting sugarcane syrup with cassava and potatoes, typically consumed in rural regions of the country.

Let's go buy some cariaco from the neighbor to warm ourselves up at this party.

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Ecuadorby Serrano UIOJuly 3, 2021

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cariaco

A lively folk dance traditional in rural eastern Cuba. It is a staple of guateques (peasant social gatherings or country parties) where the community comes together to celebrate.

As soon as they started playing the cariaco, everyone started dancing in the middle of the yard to celebrate the end of the harvest.

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Cubaby Asere HabaneroJuly 18, 2021

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cariaco

A rap or blow to the head delivered with the knuckles.

That little kid really misbehaves. I had to give him a few cariacos to get him to settle down.

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• #don
• #donato

Guinea Ecuatorialby AnónimoNovember 4, 2014

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cariaco

A term from the Zulia region (a state in western Venezuela) for a sharp rap on the head with the knuckles. It is typically used as a threat of minor physical discipline for annoying or bratty behavior.

Look, sit still once and for all or you are going to earn a cariaco for acting like a brat.

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Venezuelaby AnónimoFebruary 12, 2019

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