Darse brillo
empilcharse
Engalipolar
ribetiarChaniao
Used to describe someone who is dressed up very well, looking sharp, or wearing formal attire.
A: Where are you heading all chaniao? B: To my sister's wedding.
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Chaniao
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How do you say Chaniao in other countries?
- Darse brilloRepública DominicanaTo fix oneself up, get all dressed up, or make oneself look sharp.
- empilcharseArgentinaTo get dressed up. To put on nice clothes or look sharp (the term comes from pilcha, an Argentine slang word for...
- EngalipolarVenezuelaTo get all decked out, dress to the nines, or put on your finest clothes.
- ProducirseArgentinaTo get all decked out or dolled up for a special event, putting significant effort into one's clothes, hair, and makeup.
- ribetiarPanamáTo dress in stylish or high-quality clothes; to look sharp or fly.
- TogarsePanamáTo get decked out or dress up very elegantly for a special occasion (the term likely comes from the word for a formal...
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