Nalguear

Nalguear

To slap someone on the rear. It is most often used to describe spanking a child as a punishment or in a flirtatious and playful context between romantic partners.

My mom threatened to nalguear me if I didn't stop throwing a tantrum in the middle of the store.

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Méxicoby NorteñoMXFebruary 23, 2021

Score:+6

Nalguear

To slap or hit someone on the buttocks. It is most often used to describe spanking a child as physical discipline, or in playful contexts between people who are close.

Come here and stay still, because if you keep disobeying me I am going to have to nalguear you.

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Costa Ricaby AnónimoNovember 21, 2018

Score:+5

Nalguear

Refers to the act of spanking a child on the buttocks as a method of discipline or correction. It is a very common way for Salvadoran parents to reprimand their children when they misbehave (physical discipline is a traditional and widely accepted parenting practice in El Salvador).

Be still already or I am going to nalguear you for acting up in the grocery store!

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El Salvadorby AnónimoAugust 5, 2018

Score:+2

Nalguear

To spank someone or give them a smack on the behind.

I am going to nalguear this kid, he is a total brat.

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• #castigar
• #azotar

Venezuelaby AnónimoAugust 20, 2012

Score:+0

Nalguear

Refers to a person who is very nosey or a busybody, someone who loves to be in the know about everything going on.

You are so Nalguear, you are always up to date.

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• #chisme
• #chismoso
• #curioso
• #boca-habierta

Españaby AnónimoFebruary 8, 2008

Score:-1