Venezuela
Colombiacarrancho
In Venezuela, it refers to a person who is extremely thin and lanky. (The term comes from a bird of prey, the caracara, which often looks gaunt or bedraggled).
That guy is as skinny as a carrancho.
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carrancho
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carrancho
Used to describe someone who looks raggedy or unkempt, or something that is shoddily done. It is a derivative of the word for a slum shack, implying a look that is messy or low-quality. (In Venezuela, a rancho is a precarious, improvised dwelling).
That person is carrancho, meaning they are very poorly dressed and their clothes are all wrinkled.
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carrancho
Used to describe a spinning top that is off-balance and wobbles or spins erratically. By extension, it refers to a person who is a clumsy dancer or has two left feet (spinning tops are a traditional street toy in Colombia).
1. That spinning top is carrancho. 2. He dances more carrancho than a poorly made spinning top.
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