Pifia

Pifia

This refers to a blunder or a mistake, often caused by a lack of focus or poor aim. It is the term used when someone screws up or fails at something they were trying to do.

The center-back tried to clear the cross but he made a massive pifia and they almost scored on us.

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Argentinaby AnónimoAugust 27, 2017

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Pifia

A technical error in billiards, known as a miscue, occurring when the cue tip slips across the ball instead of making solid contact. It is usually the result of a lack of chalk or an incorrect stance during the shot.

Put some chalk on your cue because you just made a pifia and you almost tore the table's felt.

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Argentinaby AnónimoJuly 31, 2017

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Pifia

A flashy accessory or a showy way of behaving that is considered high-end, stylish, or extravagant. It describes something used to flex or impress others.

Did you see the teacher's necklace? That is one huge pifia (in Panama, mansa is used as an intensifier meaning huge or great). | Jorge loves to pifiar every little thing he buys, he acts like a guial (a term for a girl, derived from the English word).

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• #adinerado
• #rico
• #presumir
• #engreido
• #creido
• #panamá

Panamáby Rita.APSeptember 21, 2016

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