A slang term for any improvised container or jug used as a portable toilet for urinating or defecating. It is typically a plastic jar or bucket kept within reach to avoid having to walk to a bathroom.
Don't throw out that paint bucket, it could work as a Chichero for the long truck trip.
A die-hard fan of chicha music, a popular Peruvian genre that blends tropical cumbia with Andean sounds. It refers to people who love the music and frequent the venues where it is played (chicha music is a symbol of identity for Andean migrants in big cities like Lima).
My uncle is a total Chichero, he is always blasting his Chacalon albums on the weekends (Chacalon was a legendary singer known as the Pharaoh of Chicha).
A derogatory term for a habitual heavy drinker of chicha, typically referring to a low-class alcoholic who is constantly drunk (chicha is a traditional, inexpensive fermented drink usually made from corn).
Look at that chichero, he has been inside the same shop for three days straight and he cannot even stand up anymore.
An informal and somewhat vulgar term for a bra, the piece of women's underwear used to support the breasts (derived from chichis, a common Mexican slang word for breasts).
My cousin's chichero strap broke in the middle of the party and she had to go change.
In Costa Rica, a homeless person suffering from chronic alcoholism. It also refers to a bottom-tier, sketchy dive bar or cantina with a bad reputation (the name comes from chicha, a traditional fermented drink).
That place is a total chichero, let's look for another bar because it looks like nothing but trouble in there.
A die-hard fan of chicha music, a popular Peruvian genre that blends Andean folk melodies with tropical rhythms and cumbia. (Chicha music is a cultural symbol of the working-class Andean migrants who moved to Peru's coastal cities).
My cousin goes crazy when he hears Chacalón because he has been a total chichero since he was a little kid.
A street vendor who sells chicha (a thick, sweet, and creamy Venezuelan drink made from rice or pasta, milk, and sugar, usually topped with cinnamon and condensed milk).
The chichero on the corner makes an amazing chicha.
A traditional tavern or informal establishment where chicha de jora is brewed and sold. It serves as a popular social hub, usually rustic, and is common in rural areas and older urban neighborhoods. (Chicha de jora is a fermented corn beer that has been a staple in the Andes since the Inca Empire).
After the pickup soccer game, we went to the Chichero on the corner to quench our thirst with a pitcher of ice-cold jora.
A street vendor who sells chicha (a sweetened fruit or grain based cold drink). They typically move through the streets using a bicycle modified with a cart or large buckets on the sides to hold the beverage.