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Goma

Refers to the intense physical misery experienced after drinking too much alcohol, causing nausea, stomach aches, and general weakness. It is the state of bodily regret that follows a night of heavy drinking (the standard term for a hangover in El Salvador).

Do not talk loudly to me because I have such a nasty Goma that I feel like my head is going to explode.

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El Salvadorby Guanaco Trucha

Goma

A state of severe physical distress and exhaustion following a night of heavy drinking. It refers to a massive hangover that leaves you completely incapacitated with symptoms like nausea and a pounding headache (it is the common term used in Central America instead of the standard Spanish word resaca).

What a hell of a Goma I have today, I feel like my stomach is going to come out and I cannot even stand the sunlight!

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Hondurasby Anónimo

Goma

The state of acute physical discomfort suffered after drinking too much alcohol. In Nicaragua, it refers to the nausea, fatigue, and stomach ache that leaves you incapacitated the day after a party.

Don't talk to me loudly today, I have a hell of a goma thanks to that rum we drank last night.

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Nicaraguaby Anónimo

Goma

The physical sickness, headache, and nausea felt the day after heavy drinking. It is the standard Costa Rican term for a severe hangover.

Dude, I need some black bean soup (a traditional Costa Rican hangover remedy) or something really cold, because this goma I have won't even let me think.

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Costa Ricaby Tico Pura Vida

Goma

This refers to the tire of a car, motorcycle, or bicycle. It is the standard, everyday term in Argentina for this part of a vehicle, commonly used when discussing a flat or a tire change.

I had to pull over onto the shoulder because a goma blew out on me in the middle of the highway.

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Argentinaby Anónimo

Goma

A slang and somewhat vulgar term for a woman's breasts, typically used in informal contexts to emphasize their large size.

That girl from the gym got surgery and now she has some gomas that you can see from a mile away.

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Méxicoby El Defeño

Goma

A flexible and durable material that repels liquids, commonly used in the manufacturing of elastic items such as shoe soles or inflatables.

You should buy those Goma boots so your feet do not get wet now that the rains have started.

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Méxicoby Chilango210

Goma

An informal term for a condom in everyday Argentine speech (literally, rubber).

Hey, check if you have a goma in your wallet before we head over there.

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Argentinaby Anónimo

Goma

Goma refers to common glue, whether liquid or in a stick, used for bonding materials like paper or cardboard. It is the everyday word for any school or office adhesive.

Dude, do you have a little bit of Goma I can borrow to stick this clipping in the notebook?

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Costa Ricaby Tico Pura Vida

Goma

Venezuelan slang for sneakers, trainers, or athletic shoes meant for exercise or casual wear. The word is usually used in the plural since it refers to a pair of shoes.

Put on some comfortable gomas because today we have to walk a lot all through downtown.

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Venezuelaby Anónimo

Goma

The common term used in Puerto Rico for a vehicle's tire. While in other Spanish-speaking countries it usually means rubber or an eraser, here it refers to the rubber part of the wheel that rolls on the asphalt.

I had to pull over on the highway because I felt a goma go flat all of a sudden.

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Puerto Ricoby Anónimo

Goma

A state of intense and widespread physical discomfort following excessive alcohol consumption. It is an especially brutal hangover (cruda is the more common slang term for a hangover in Mexico) characterized by nausea, stomach pain, and total exhaustion that leaves you completely wiped out.

Do not talk to me, I have a world-class goma, we went way overboard with the tequilas last night and now I cannot even stand the sunlight.

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Méxicoby NorteñoMX

Goma

Physical discomfort and lethargy experienced the day after consuming too much alcohol. This is the colloquial way Salvadorans refer to a hangover.

Bring me a couple of pupusas (thick corn tortillas stuffed with savory fillings) and a sports drink, because with this Goma I am carrying, I feel like I am going to die.

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El Salvadorby Guanaco Trucha

Goma

Refers to a hangover, the state of physical sickness and exhaustion felt the day after drinking too much alcohol. It is the specific term used in Nicaragua for what other countries call resaca or cruda.

Hey, don't make so much noise, I have a massive goma from drinking all those beers last night!

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Nicaraguaby Anónimo

Goma

The intense physical discomfort felt the morning after drinking too much alcohol. It is the common slang word for a hangover, usually involving fatigue, extreme thirst, and a headache.

I will not be able to go play soccer tomorrow because I am definitely going to wake up with a massive goma.

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Guatemalaby Chapín Shute

Goma

A common slang term for a condom in Spain, referring to the latex material it is made of.

Make sure you always carry a goma in your wallet in case something comes up tonight.

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Españaby Anónimo

Goma

Refers to a severe hangover involving nausea, stomach pain, and extreme fatigue following excessive alcohol consumption.

Man, I have such a massive Goma! I overdid the drinks last night and today I cannot even look at the sunlight.

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Guatemalaby Chapín Shute

Goma

A derogatory way to describe a person who lacks influence or authority and is only there to do other people's errands or follow their whims. It refers to the typical low-level subordinate who gets stuck with the most tedious or basic grunt work.

The new guy has been at the office for two months and they still have him as a goma, going out to buy lunch for everyone.

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Chileby La Cuica

Goma

A vulgar Argentine slang term for the penis, used primarily in informal or coarse speech (Lunfardo is the traditional slang of the Buenos Aires region).

Hurry up and pull your pants up, your whole goma is about to show.

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Argentinaby Anónimo

Goma

A state of being heavily wasted or hammered, especially when drinking to drown one's sorrows so deeply they cannot resurface (in Panama, this term is also commonly used to describe the resulting hangover).

How did it go last night? A lot of goma or what? : With the goma he put away, he ended up calling his ex to tell her he still loves her.

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Panamáby Rita.AP

Goma

A state of intense focus, fixation, or obsession with a specific activity, often to the point of distraction. In cannabis culture, it refers to the deep, zoned-out state of being high.

Stop the Goma of chatting and get to work. This high left me in a serious Goma.

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Colombiaby Anónimo

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