Chupar
escabiar
Privar
TOMARCopetear
To go out drinking or have a few alcoholic beverages. (The term comes from copa, meaning a glass or a drink).
Today is Friday, we have to go out and copetear!
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Copetear
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How do you say Copetear in other countries?
- ChuparMéxicoTo drink alcohol. It is a shortened version of the phrase chupar vidrio (to suck glass), referring to the act of...
- escabiarArgentinaTo drink alcoholic beverages, especially when pre-gaming before a weekend outing.
- pistearMéxicoTo go out drinking or consume alcohol, typically in a social setting. (While common throughout Mexico, the term is...
- PrivarEspañaTo drink or booze, specifically referring to alcoholic beverages.
- TOMARBoliviaThe act of drinking alcohol. While the word literally means to take or to drink any liquid, in a social context it...
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