joda

joda

A common term for a wild party or night out, as well as a joke, prank, or a lie. Depending on the context, it can mean someone is messing with you or that a whole situation is a scam.

Stop telling me I won the lottery because I know it is joda and I am not going to believe you.

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Paraguayby Kurepí LuqueñoJanuary 19, 2015

Score:+10

joda

A catch-all term used for any object, situation, or matter when the specific name is forgotten or avoided. It functions as a very informal filler word, similar to thingy, crap, or shit (in Colombia, it is a vulgar synonym for vaina).

Hand me that joda I left on the table, I need it to fix the radio.

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Colombiaby AnónimoSeptember 15, 2025

Score:+8

joda

Used to describe a setback or a situation that is quite annoying and difficult to resolve. It is a colloquial term that highlights the frustration caused by an unexpected inconvenience.

It is a real joda that we have to redo the whole report because the file was deleted.

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Españaby AnónimoJuly 25, 2025

Score:+8

joda

A joke, prank, or harmless teasing directed at someone. It is a lighthearted jab shared between friends to see how they react.

Come on, dude, do not get like that, it was just a joda to have a laugh for a bit.

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Costa Ricaby AnónimoSeptember 4, 2025

Score:+2

joda

A joke, prank, or the act of messing with someone.

No way, it was just joda. It was joda, don't take it to heart.

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• #burla
• #broma

Venezuelaby Mariabarros09August 17, 2016

Score:+1

joda

A joke, prank, or bit of mockery done for fun. It also refers to the act of annoying someone or being a persistent pain in the neck.

Don't get bent out of shape! We were just messing with you for joda, nobody really thinks you're actually that stingy.

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Méxicoby El DefeñoMarch 30, 2015

Score:+0

joda

A wild, rowdy party where everyone loses their minds and has an unforgettable time.

Tomorrow we're going to the joda my cousin is throwing, so bring condoms.

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• #fiesta
• #jarana

Boliviaby ariadne.sjarthaNovember 8, 2016

Score:+0

joda

Having a blast, partying, or joking around with friends. It refers to a time spent teasing, pranking, or messing with people to have a good time.

Stop the joda, I am going to die laughing, let's go to the party for the joda, that joda on so-and-so was way too good, what a great jodedera.

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• #joda
• #jodedera

Venezuelaby AnónimoOctober 25, 2009

Score:-5