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A slang term used to describe a place that is extremely crowded or to indicate a large quantity of something, usually people (it is a phonetic adaptation of the English phrase Big Pack).
There were people por pipá at the MVP parade.
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A sucker, chump, or naive person who is easily tricked or taken advantage of.
Next time he asks you for a buck, tell him you don't have any, don't be a Pipá. (In Spain, a pavo is slang for one euro).
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Someone with a massive potbelly. (In the Dominican Republic, a large gut is often jokingly seen as a sign of prosperity and eating well).
And that Pipá, my brother, you must be living the good life.
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A massive amount, by the boatload, or in huge quantities.
Those clothes sold in bales are sold por pipá.
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This is the name for a green, immature coconut that is full of water. The drink is extremely popular in Panama and is typically sold at street stalls (the vendor usually chops off the top with a machete so you can drink the water with a straw).
A: Girl, you have to drink some agua de pipa, I heard it is great for detoxing. B: Really? And I have an unpeeled pipa in the kitchen.
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A term of contempt for someone considered a nobody, a loser, or incompetent. It implies the person is insignificant or lacks substance. (In Spain, pipas are sunflower seeds, a very common snack, and calling someone this suggests they are as trivial as a single seed).
What is that guy going to do? He is just a Pipá.
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A term for a green coconut, which is a young coconut harvested specifically for its refreshing water. (In Panama, street vendors typically hack them open with a machete to drink through a straw).
How nice it is to drink an ice-cold Pipá water in this heat.
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