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What does putear mean?

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putear

Refers to the habit of going whoring or frequently visiting brothels to seek paid sex. (In Argentina, while the word most commonly means to curse or insult someone, it can also describe a man who is a regular at houses of prostitution).

Ever since he split up, that guy spends all his time puteando and blows his whole paycheck at the local brothels.

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Argentinaby Mina de Boedo

putear

To aggressively chew someone out or cuss someone out, unleashing a string of insults and swear words, usually as a reaction to a mistake or a serious annoyance. (In Chile, the term garabatos specifically refers to swear words).

The boss called me into the office just to putear me because I did not hand in the report on time.

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Chileby La Cuica

putear

To cuss someone out or give them a verbal lashing after they messed up. It is a common term for an intense scolding or a barrage of insults. (While the root word is highly vulgar, in this context it refers to any severe reprimand regardless of the specific words used.)

My mom me puteó all the way home because I forgot to buy the groceries for lunch.

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Ecuadorby Mono Guayaco

putear

Used to describe the habit of going out frequently to hire sex workers. It basically means hitting one brothel after another or visiting prostitutes very often.

Since he ended up alone, the guy does nothing but go out to putear every night.

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Argentinaby Che Porteño

putear

The act of cussing someone out or hurling insults, usually triggered by a burst of anger or indignation. It is the standard Argentine way to describe verbally attacking someone.

My old man lost it when he saw the scratch on the car and started to putear me up and down.

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Argentinaby El Cordobés 77

putear

To work as a prostitute or engage in sex work. It is a vulgar term used when someone hits the streets to find clients for money.

That is the area where many women spend every night puteando to make a buck.

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Puerto Ricoby Juana Díaz PR

putear

To act promiscuously or flirt aggressively with others without any intention of emotional involvement.

That girl really knows how to putear, she even left me with blue balls (vieja is a common Mexican slang term for a woman).

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Méxicoby Anónimo

putear

To habitually visit brothels or pay for sex. The term describes someone who spends their time and money on prostitutes (in Spain, these businesses are often located in roadside clubs).

Ever since he separated from his wife, he has spent every night out putear at the roadside clubs.

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Españaby Anónimo

putear

To deliberately screw someone over, mess with them, or make their life miserable. It describes when a person goes out of their way to cause someone else a setback or annoyance out of spite.

The landlord tried to putear us by hiking up the rent all at once without giving enough notice.

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Españaby Anónimo

putear

A vulgar term used to describe a woman seeking casual sex with different men. It refers to female promiscuity or the act of going out to party with the sole intention of picking someone up (derived from the word puta, meaning whore).

I heard Dahiana went out to putear downtown on Friday and did not get back home until noon.

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Paraguayby Anónimo

putear

To aggressively chew someone out or give them a severe scolding, usually involving shouting and vulgar language. It describes getting a heavy, often exaggerated reprimand for a mistake.

My mom puteó me really hard when she saw I got home at three in the morning.

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Panamáby Anónimo

putear

To work as a prostitute or engage in sex work to earn an income. It usually refers to hitting the streets to offer sexual services for money.

She says she prefers to go out to putear on weekends rather than run out of money for rent.

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Perúby Anónimo

putear

Used in two senses: to work as a prostitute, or to physically beat someone up or severely damage an object. (In Mexico, this is a common, highly vulgar term derived from the word for prostitute).

- Is Monica already going out to putear this early? - I am going to putear you if you keep bothering my girlfriend.

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Méxicoby Anónimo

putear

To get so incredibly pissed off that you feel like punching holes in walls, usually walking around with a face bright red with rage.

It makes me putear to get up so early in the morning to go to a class that the teacher does not even show up for.

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Boliviaby ariadne.sjartha

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