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MéxicoChoro
A thief or mugger who steals from people in the street or breaks into homes.
That choro took my wallet, so I don't even have enough for the fare!
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Choro
Street modeWhat does Choro mean?
4 published definitions
What does Choro mean in each country?
- PerúA thief or mugger who steals from people in the street or breaks into homes.
- VenezuelaA street criminal, thief, or mugger, used similarly to the word malandro.
- BoliviaA thief, crook, or mugger. (Commonly used in the Andes for street criminals or pickpockets).
- MéxicoA long-winded, manipulative, or persuasive story or speech used to convince someone or make an excuse.
Choro
A street criminal, thief, or mugger, used similarly to the word malandro.
The choro escaped; They did not find the choro who robbed you.
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Choro
A thief, crook, or mugger. (Commonly used in the Andes for street criminals or pickpockets).
That man is a choro, he is going to rob us.
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Choro
A long-winded, manipulative, or persuasive story or speech used to convince someone or make an excuse.
So I gave the teacher a whole choro so he wouldn't check my homework.
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