poto

poto

A mild and very common colloquial term used to refer to the buttocks or backside. It is considered an inoffensive way to talk about this part of the body in daily conversation (the term is widely used across the Andean region and likely comes from the Quechua word putu).

Put sunscreen on your back and also on your poto so you do not get so burned at the beach.

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Ecuadorby AnónimoMay 8, 2022

Score:+11

poto

A very common and relatively mild term for the buttocks or backside. It is used in informal contexts as a less vulgar alternative to culo (ass). (The word originates from the Mochica term potos).

Watch out for that dog because if you are not careful, it will bite your poto.

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Boliviaby AnónimoMarch 28, 2022

Score:+11

poto

A casual and relatively mild way to refer to someone's buttocks or backside. It is used as a softer alternative to cruder terms like ass, keeping the tone informal but not particularly vulgar.

Move your poto a bit and help me clean the living room, the guests will be here any minute.

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Paraguayby Kurepí LuqueñoApril 14, 2022

Score:+11

poto

A slang term for the buttocks or ass (it is used primarily in western Argentina).

That brunette has such a nice poto!

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• #cola
• #culo
• #trasero

Argentinaby DiegoEFESeptember 13, 2016

Score:+0

poto

A synonym for butt, backside, or ass (the most common informal term for the buttocks in Chile).

- Hey Carlos, did you wash your poto? - No, it is dirty.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #culo
• #trasero
• #el-lugar-donde-sale-la-mierda
• #el-lugar-donde-sale-la-caca

Chileby AnónimoOctober 1, 2016

Score:-5