Pipiripao

Pipiripao

Used to describe something put together on a low budget or in a rush, resulting in an object or event that is poor quality and lacks elegance. It refers to things that look flimsy, toy-like, or lack professional sturdiness.

The stage they set up for the concert looks very pipiripao, I am afraid it will collapse when the singer gets on it.

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Colombiaby Caleño FinoSeptember 15, 2017

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Pipiripao

Something of poor quality, flimsy, or a cheap knock-off (often referred to locally as carabelita, which describes generic or imitation goods).

Who are you trying to fool selling those pipiripao shoes?

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #chopo
• #carabelita
• #falso
• #calidad
• #cutre

República Dominicanaby IndividuoJune 1, 2016Word of the day · June 2, 2016

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