- Argentina
Hacerse la rabona
To duck out of a responsibility without others knowing. It is mostly used to refer to playing hooky or skipping classes (in Argentina, this is the standard term for school truancy).
The kids se hicieron la rabona and they think we did not notice.
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República DominicanaMamañema
A vulgar insult used to describe a contemptible, annoying, or stupid person. It literally translates to cocksucker, combining the verb to suck with ñema (Dominican slang for the glans or head of the penis).
Who is the mamañema with the music so loud!
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Define it yourself- México
castroso
A person who is extremely annoying, irritating, or obnoxious and constantly bothers those around them.
That woman is super castrosa with everyone else.
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Define it yourself - Colombia
PAMPLEMUSA
a sex worker who tolerates being abused, insulted, or mistreated in exchange for money.
that streetwalker is a pamplemusa.
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Define it yourself - República Dominicana
Gotti gotti
A ride-or-die or a loyal, genuine friend who is always there to support you.
He helped me get out of a mess: he is gotti gotti.
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Define it yourself - República Dominicana
0880
Nobody saw anything. A Dominican prison term used when no witnesses come forward or everyone stays silent about an incident (Referring to a code of silence within the Dominican prison system).
Did they steal that? You already know, 0880.
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Define it yourself - México
LUMPATICO
A slang term used to describe someone who is crazy, loony, or acting like a fool.
That person is very LUMPATICO.
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República Dominicanaklk
A common informal greeting used to ask how someone is doing, what is happening, or the status of a situation. It is the Dominican equivalent of what is up or what is going on. (It is a phonetic contraction of the phrase que lo que).
klk my brother, klk bro. Both meaning: How are you, brother? How is it going, brother?
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Define it yourself- Panamá
Mopri
The word primo (cousin) spoken backwards. It is a term for a close friend, typically used by the upper class (often referred to in Panama as yeyes) or by others to parody that group's manner of speaking.
Of course I told you, mopri. Check your phone | What's up, mopri?
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Define it yourself That's all for now. Come back later!
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