filoteao

What does filoteao mean?

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How do you say filoteao in other countries?

acicalaoRepública DominicanaTo be well groomed, looking sharp, or dressed up in stylish clothes.
ChaneadoPanamáDressed up, looking sharp, or elegant. (Derived from the English word shining).
chikistrikisMéxicoLooking sharp, stylish, or dressed up in a fancy way.
EmperchadoRepública DominicanaTo be looking sharp, dressed to the nines, or wearing your best clothes (the word comes from percha, meaning clothes...
EnchalinaoRepública DominicanaTo dress up sharply or get all decked out for a special event (the term comes from wearing a chalina, a formal neck...
PICO E´SUCHABoliviaDescribes a person who is dressed to the nines or looking very sharp and well-groomed. (Sucha is the local name for the...

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filoteao

Looking sharp or decked out in a well coordinated outfit, usually emphasizing a perfect match between the clothes and the sneakers.

It is a term used in Puerto Rico when a person is filoteao with their clothes and sneakers or shoes.

Automatically translated from Spanish

Puerto Ricoby AnónimoOctober 11, 2012Word of the day · May 26, 2013

To act tough, aggressive, or to dress in a sharp street style. It describes carrying oneself with the attitude of a street-smart person who is ready for a confrontation (the terms bio and choro are Chilean slang for someone street-smart, tough, or bold).

get aggressive, get filoteao

Automatically translated from Spanish

Globalby AnónimoDecember 19, 2008

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