TURRO

TURRO

Used to describe the strong, stinking smell of alcohol on someone's breath, especially the morning after heavy drinking. It refers to that heavy hangover breath that is very noticeable when a person talks.

Don't get so close to me, you have a TURRO that can be smelled from the corner, you'd better go have some coffee.

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Perúby Cholo ChévereOctober 5, 2025

Score:+9

TURRO

A slang term for a pile or large accumulation of things, most commonly used to describe a thick wad of banknotes. It implies having a significant or abundant amount of something.

After working the whole season, I went home with a huge TURRO of cash.

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Chileby AnónimoFebruary 17, 2017

Score:+8

TURRO

Used to describe someone who is extremely rude, arrogant, or behaves like a total jerk toward others. It refers to a despicable person who acts with malice or like a bully without caring who they hurt.

Watch out for the new boss because he turned out to be a TURRO who treats everyone like crap.

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Méxicoby Don ChavaFebruary 5, 2026

Score:+8

TURRO

A TURRO is a tree stump or the dense root base left in the ground after a tree is felled, which is dug up to be burned as fuel. It is highly prized in rural areas because it is slow burning and keeps a fire going for hours.

Bring a couple of TURROs from the ones we dug out yesterday so the fire lasts all night.

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Españaby AnónimoMarch 5, 2016

Score:+8

TURRO

A selfish or stingy person who lacks solidarity with their friends or close circle. It is used to describe someone who refuses to help or do small favors even when it would cost them nothing.

This guy is so TURRO, I asked to borrow his charger for a minute and he said no because he was afraid it would wear out.

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Ecuadorby Serrano UIODecember 7, 2017

Score:+8

TURRO

A term used to describe a person of short stature or someone who is physically very small. It suggests that the person ended up stunted or short.

That boy stayed TURRO, he still wears the same clothes from when he was in elementary school.

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Venezuelaby El GochoMay 7, 2021

Score:+8

TURRO

Refers to an individual with bad intentions, someone who acts like a scoundrel or behaves in a low, sneaky way. It is that person you cannot trust because they always have some dirty trick up their sleeve.

Look what a TURRO the neighbor turned out to be, he hit my parked car and took off without even leaving a note.

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Uruguayby Yorugua MVDMarch 22, 2021

Score:+4

TURRO

A bad person or a scoundrel who takes advantage of others and has no moral code or sense of loyalty.

On top of that, the total TURRO ended up owing me money.

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• #ventaja
• #maldad
• #etica

Argentinaby DiegoEFESeptember 14, 2016

Score:+3

TURRO

Adjective used to describe situations, objects, or events that are boring, of poor quality, or lack any charm. It is also used to label a disappointing or unfortunate occurrence.

How turro that the concert was canceled at the last minute when we already had the tickets bought.

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Ecuadorby Mono GuayacoAugust 17, 2026

Score:+0

TURRO

A term commonly used in Argentina to describe a person, typically referring to someone who is street-wise, a hoodlum, or a lowlife. (In Argentina, it denotes a specific urban subculture associated with cumbia music and a distinct style of dress).

A fight between female TURRAS.

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• #humano
• #persona

Colombiaby AnónimoAugust 12, 2016

Score:-4