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lleca

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What does lleca mean?

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lleca

the street, the neighborhood, or the pavement (formed by reversing the syllables of the Spanish word calle)

hanging out on the lleca

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Perúby AnónimoWord of the day · March 30, 2017

lleca

This word is formed by reversing the syllables of calle, the Spanish word for street. It is used in casual conversation to refer to the street, the sidewalk, or the outside world (this linguistic style of flipping syllables is known as vesre in the Rio de la Plata region).

I spent the whole afternoon hitting the lleca looking for a gift for my old lady's birthday.

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Argentinaby Pibe Lunfa

lleca

A popular slang term for the street, formed by reversing the syllables of the word calle. It refers to the physical street or the street smarts and life lessons one gains from growing up in urban environments.

Watch out for that guy, you can tell he is real sharp because he was raised right in the lleca.

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Nicaraguaby Anónimo

lleca

An Argentine slang term for the street or the urban environment. It is formed by reversing the syllables of the word calle, street (a linguistic practice known locally as vesre).

I spent the whole afternoon walking the lleca to see if I could find any deals in the shop windows.

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Argentinaby Anónimo

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