tula

tula

A common affectionate nickname or pet name used in Argentina for women named Gertrudis, typically used within family or close circles.

Yesterday I stopped by Aunt tula's house to bring her the medicine she asked for.

Automatically translated from Spanish

Argentinaby AnónimoMay 28, 2017

Score:+16

tula

The name for the classic children's game of tag in various parts of Spain. The goal is for the person who is it to touch another player to pass the role and have the new person start chasing.

We were playing tula during recess and I spent the whole time running so they wouldn't catch me.

Automatically translated from Spanish

Españaby AnónimoDecember 27, 2017

Score:+11

tula

A busybody or gossip who is obsessed with other people's business and enjoys spreading rumors. It describes someone who always needs to be in the know, even when it does not concern them (in Nicaragua, the term is often associated with the character La Tula Cuecho, a personification of neighborhood gossip).

Off you go like a tula to tell the whole neighborhood what you saw at the party!

Automatically translated from Spanish

Nicaraguaby AnónimoMarch 25, 2025

Score:+10

tula

A vulgar slang term for the penis (this is the most common way to say dick or cock in Chile).

That kid has a big tula.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #pene
• #pico
• #zorra
• #teta

Chileby AnónimoApril 22, 2009

Score:+7

tula

A duffel bag, cinch sack, or backpack, typically featuring a single strap worn across the body.

Pass me the tula with the notebooks.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #bolsa
• #maletin
• #morral

Colombiaby AnónimoNovember 16, 2014Word of the day · November 21, 2014

Score:+3

tula

An iconic city in the state of Hidalgo that houses one of the most important archaeological sites in the country. It is world-famous for the Atlantes: giant stone statues representing Toltec warriors.

What do you think about heading to Tula this Sunday to visit the town and take photos with the Atlantes?

Automatically translated from Spanish

Méxicoby La JarochaSeptember 21, 2024

Score:+0

tula

A person who habitually gossips, spreads rumors, or meddles in other people's affairs. It describes a busybody who is obsessed with others' lives and cannot keep a secret.

Stop being such a tula and do not go around telling everyone what I told you in confidence.

Automatically translated from Spanish

Nicaraguaby Nica TuaniAugust 17, 2026

Score:+0