toga

toga

It is a long, typically dark robe worn by students at their graduation ceremony after completing their degree. It is also the formal gown worn by judges and lawyers in judicial proceedings, inspired by the garments of ancient Rome. (In Mexico, completing a carrera refers to finishing a university degree).

No way, the toga is super long on me and the graduation ceremony is already tomorrow.

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Méxicoby AnónimoDecember 28, 2022

Score:+8

toga

An immature brat or a dimwit who lacks the intelligence for something yet acts like a know-it-all and pretends to be mature (this is vesre, or backwards slang, for gato, a common Argentinian insult for someone considered pathetic or a tool).

Your slut girlfriend is choking on my dick, you do not say anything because you are a toga.

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• #palabras-relacionadas
• #errores-gramaticales
• #antonimos.
• #inónimos

Argentinaby AnónimoAugust 8, 2016

Score:+7

toga

A derogatory term meaning a prostitute or a loose woman, derived from reversing the syllables of the word gato (cat). It is also used as a general insult for a jerk or a lackey. (Vesre is an Argentine slang practice of inverting syllables).

Fulanito is a toga because he does not want to give me the homework.

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• #lala

Argentinaby AnónimoMarch 16, 2011

Score:-1