Plebe

Plebe

A person who is vulgar or crude, specifically regarding sexual matters or dirty talk.

The street guys on the corner are always shouting pleberias at the women walking by.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #vulgar
• #pervertido
• #pleve
• #plevello
• #plebello
• #ratrero

República Dominicanaby AnónimoJuly 1, 2007Word of the day · July 27, 2010

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Plebe

A classist or sarcastic term used to describe the common people or lower social classes. It is used to create a distance, whether real or feigned, between a perceived elite and the general public.

Let's get out of this mall soon, it's full of plebe now and you can't even walk.

Automatically translated from Spanish

Chileby Flaite StgoNovember 22, 2020

Score:+7

Plebe

Used in Northern Mexico to refer to a child, kid, or teenager. (In northern regions, the term is a common and neutral way to refer to young people, losing its historical class based connotation).

There were two plebes who came to my house, one was 9 and the other was 12 years old.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #niño
• #niña

Méxicoby AnónimoJuly 20, 2015

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Plebe

Refers to the common people or lower social class. Originally an Ancient Roman term, it describes everyone who was not part of the patricians, the ruling aristocratic class. (In modern usage, it refers to the masses or commoners).

The tribune of the Plebe: The Plebe rebels against the aristocratic class.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #antigua-roma
• #la-plebe
• #plebeyos
• #patricios

Argentinaby AnónimoJanuary 11, 2009

Score:-5