República Dominicana
VenezuelaPaca
A thick stack or wad of money carried on one's person. (The word literally means a bale, referring to the large bundles of imported secondhand clothes sold in local markets).
I have the paca!
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Paca
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Paca
A bulk pack or large bundle of items, usually referring to wholesale quantities of food staples or paper products.
Give me a Paca of pasta; I need to buy a Paca of paper (often referring to toilet paper rolls).
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Paca
Large bundles or bales of merchandise, usually second-hand clothing, sent to be sold in flea markets or thrift stores. Also refers to a thick wad of cash. (In the Dominican Republic, these bales are often imported and sold at outdoor markets known as pulgas).
Today a Paca arrived at the store.
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