República Dominicana
ColombiaCurtío
Discolored, dingy, or faded, usually describing clothing that has lost its original color or brightness due to frequent use or poor washing.
That white polo shirt is curtío.
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Curtío
Used to describe clothes or items that have become dingy, faded, or discolored due to excessive wear or poor washing. (Often used for white fabrics that have turned gray or yellowish).
That shirt is not white anymore. It is super curtío.
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Curtío
Describes something filthy, grimy, or neglected; it refers to things that are deeply stained or in a poor state of cleanliness. (Often implies that dirt or sweat has become ingrained in a surface over time).
The sofa is Curtío (it is stained, sweaty, and full of dust). The house is Curtía (the house is unkept, there is dust and dirt, and it is in a poor state of cleanliness).
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