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To give someone the brush-off or to avoid them indirectly when you do not want to be around them (the term literally refers to pulling your foot away).
When you invite someone out and they give you a saca pie by always coming up with a story about why they can't go.
Automatically translated from Spanish
Someone who stays close to one friend but then ditches them as soon as they have the chance to go off with someone else. The term describes the act of switching loyalties or leaving a friend behind to join a different group.
me: Hi. friend: Hi. me: What are you doing? friend: I am going to the club with some friends. me: Can I go? friend: No, we are already full. me: Ok.
Automatically translated from Spanish
To ditch or blow someone off because you found someone more interesting to hang out with.
on msn: ivan says: hey how are you!!! kandy says: busy with some friends, we are going to the movies to see avatar ivan says: at least invite me kandy says: another day, we are already full :( (she gave him saca pie: that other day is december 21, 2012)
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