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Refers to old junk, knick-knacks, or miscellaneous belongings of little value that take up space at home. Essentially, these are useless things kept for no real reason.
Honey, stop bringing so many coroto into the house, we do not even have room to walk anymore.
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Refers to personal belongings, junk, or miscellaneous knick-knacks, especially those related to the home or kitchen. It is the common term for the collection of things someone needs to pack up or move.
I already got the moving truck, so start putting all your corotos in those cardboard boxes.
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A catch-all word for an object, gadget, or piece of junk, similar to thingamajig or whatsit. It is also used to refer to household items and belongings in general.
That coroto stopped working. There are way too many corotos in that room.
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Stuff, belongings, or miscellaneous household objects. It is a catch-all term for personal things or knick-knacks.
Take all your corotos with you!
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A mess, a botched job, or total nonsense. It refers to something poorly executed or a situation that is a complete failure.
And all that Coroto.
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A derogatory term for a trashy woman from the neighborhood who avoids hair salons and uses cheap, low-quality hair relaxers (BPT and Katiuska are inexpensive local brands). She is also known for wearing flashy, sequined jumpsuits even in the middle of the day.
To see this kind of Coroto, take a walk through some of the neighborhoods in the DR, especially those in the countryside.
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