República Dominicana
ArgentinaCurita
An adhesive bandage used to cover small or shallow wounds (genericized from a popular brand name).
Bring me a curita, I cut myself with the meat knife.
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Curita
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Curita
An adhesive bandage used to protect a small wound or cut (the term is a genericized trademark in Argentina, similar to the brand Band-Aid).
I started bleeding a lot, so I put on a curita.
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Curita
An adhesive bandage used to cover small cuts or wounds: a Band-Aid.
I cut my finger! Oh, do not worry, put on a Curita!
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Curita
A small bag of food or supplies distributed by (shady) politicians during their campaigns. (The term literally means Band-Aid, implying a temporary fix for poverty used to buy votes).
Hey man, get over to the park, Amable Aristy is there so you can grab one of the curitas he is handing out. (Amable Aristy was a prominent Dominican politician known for this specific populist tactic).
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