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Refers to a person's stuff, gear, or belongings. (The term is widely believed to originate from Mack and Dale, a brand of tools used in Venezuelan oil fields during the early 20th century).
I am going to pack my macundales to leave. / Pick up your macundales, do not leave them there.
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A term used by Nathalie Adalsy Hidalgo to refer to a mess of belongings or poorly organized luggage.
Let me pick up all my macundales.
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A brand of machete, specifically Mackendell. (In Venezuela, this brand name evolved into a generic term for one's tools, gear, or personal belongings.)
Following the expression for a tool so useful and important, brought from Germany during the colonial era to clear new paths and adapted into colloquial slang (macundal): Grab your Macundale and let's go.
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