TOROMBOLO

TOROMBOLO

A scatterbrained person who lacks the ambition to study or better themselves, also used for someone who is a dimwit, a fool, or useless (the term is the Spanish name for the Archie Comics character Jughead).

Juan is such a TOROMBOLO. He does not like math.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #estupido
• #tonto
• #idiota
• #bobo
• #ignorante

Costa Ricaby AnónimoJanuary 20, 2015Word of the day · September 9, 2015

Score:+57

TOROMBOLO

A scatterbrain or doofus, someone who is very distracted, lacks focus, or is a bit slow. (The term comes from the Spanish name for the character Jughead Jones from the Archie comics).

You are such a TOROMBOLO, you messed up the work. / That guy is such a TOROMBOLO, he cannot get his assignments done perfectly.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #lento
• #lenteja
• #distraido
• #torpe
• #dormido

Venezuelaby Johanabra30November 7, 2016

Score:+18

TOROMBOLO

Used to describe a person who lacks sharpness or acts in a clumsy, scatterbrained way. It refers to someone who is slow to understand or who makes mistakes because they are not paying attention (the term comes from the Spanish name for the character Jughead Jones from the Archie comics).

That boy is such a TOROMBOLO, he left the keys hanging in the front door and went to bed!

Automatically translated from Spanish

Colombiaby AnónimoJanuary 19, 2018

Score:+9

TOROMBOLO

Used to describe a man with a large belly or a very round, plump figure. It is a common, informal way to refer to someone who has gotten notably fat.

Look at Yosvani, he got really torombolo since he started working sitting down in that office.

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Cubaby Asere HabaneroJuly 28, 2024

Score:+8

TOROMBOLO

A person who acts crazy, eccentric, or goofy. (This term comes from the Spanish name for the Archie Comics character Jughead Jones).

She is very torombola.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #toro
• #tori

Costa Ricaby AnónimoMay 9, 2020

Score:+7

TOROMBOLO

Used to describe someone who is slow to catch on, naive, or lacks street smarts. It refers to a person who is often distracted or behaves clumsily in everyday situations (the name comes from the Spanish translation for the character Jughead Jones from the Archie comics).

See why they call him a TOROMBOLO? He forgot to lock the door and left the house alone all afternoon.

Automatically translated from Spanish

Colombiaby Parcero PaisaAugust 17, 2026

Score:+0