RUCHA

RUCHA

To be flat broke, penniless, or completely out of cash.

I am more RUCHA than an ATM on a Sunday. / Man, I ended up RUCHO today, what a shame.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #dinero
• #sin-dinero
• #efectivo
• #monedas
• #finanzas
• #cajero
• #sin-efectivo

Venezuelaby Johanabra30November 7, 2016

Score:+2

RUCHA

Used to describe potatoes or cassava roots that stay hard after cooking, resulting in a woody and fibrous texture that is difficult to chew. It refers to low-quality produce that feels as if it has wood-like strands or splinters inside.

I went to lunch at my mother-in-law's and I got the most rucha yuca in the world, I almost cracked a tooth trying to eat it.

Automatically translated from Spanish

Colombiaby AnónimoMay 7, 2015

Score:+0