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Horse manure or horse poop.
donkey poop (caca de burro)
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Tag: adios
Definitions tagged adios in the street dictionary.
MéxicoCoge tu rumbo
An expression used to tell someone to get lost, beat it, or move on because you do not want them around.
A: Hey, baby, how are you? B: Coge tu rumbo, because I do not want anything to do with you.
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PanamáChao
A common, informal way to say goodbye. It is equivalent to saying bye or see ya in English.
Chao, see you tomorrow!
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VenezuelaTatai
A way of saying goodbye used specifically when speaking to babies or young children, similar to saying bye-bye or ta-ta.
Say tatai to Grandma or tatai, son, be good
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Esta morenita de ojos verdes se va
A playful, third-person way to say goodbye. The speaker refers to themselves as a green-eyed, dark-haired beauty, usually as a joke or to be sassy, regardless of their actual gender or physical appearance.
Well everyone, esta morenita de ojos verdes se va. / Esta morenita de ojos verdes se va to work.
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Esta muñequita se va a otra jugueteria
A playful and informal way to say goodbye or announce that you are leaving a place. (The literal meaning is: this little doll is going to another toy store, and it is most commonly used by women).
Well, esta muñequita se va a otra jugueteria. Esta muñequita se va a otra jugueteria, see you later.
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Bueno este que esta aquí se va
A colloquial way to announce that you are leaving a place or group, referring to yourself in the third person. (It is a common social signal used when departing from a gathering).
Well, Bueno este que esta aquí se va, say goodbye to him. Alright, Bueno este que esta aquí se va home.
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Cuidese padre
A casual farewell used with close male friends. (In this context, padre is a term of endearment used among men, similar to calling someone man or brother).
Well cuidese padre, see you later. / Cuidese padre, see you this weekend.
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Ok, mi hermanazo
Used to say goodbye to a close friend or buddy. (In Venezuela, hermanazo is an augmented version of the word for brother, used as a warm term of endearment for a close male friend).
"Ok, mi hermanazo, see you later" or "Ok, we'll be seeing each other, mi hermanazo"
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Adiosito
A quick and affectionate way to say goodbye.
Bye adiosito my love! See you in a bit.
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República Dominicanainsectivoro
refers to individuals who prey on or eliminate 'insectos' (in Puerto Rico, 'insecto' is a slang term for a street thug, low-level criminal, or punk).
like how carnivorous plants eat flies.
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Puerto Ricosupercalifragil
A term that cannot actually be defined in everyday or common human language. (Supposedly from the original Greek: go ask someone who knows how to be a supercalifragil being.)
your uncle, the supercalifragil
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beodo
A person who drinks a lot of rum (rum is the most common alcoholic drink in the Dominican Republic).
The beodo was walking down the street last night and it was just him and the bright moon.
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Nitido
Used to show agreement, say okay, or describe something as cool, excellent, or high quality.
We are going for ice cream tomorrow. Ok nitido, see you tomorrow. That movie last night was really nitida.
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Tato
A casual way to say okay, alright, or cool, often used when acknowledging a goodbye. (It is a contraction of the phrase 'está todo bien,' meaning everything is good.)
- I am leaving, dude. - Tato.
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invecil
a silly person who borders on being a retard and never gets a single thing right.
Sara is an invecil.
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abul
See ya, I am out of here.
Dominican Republic.
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Colegio Santo Domingo
The best school, although for the ladies there are plenty of hotties, even if the guys with the sexiest asses, the Atias, already left. But for the guys there are tons of hot girls, especially short and curvy ones, so if you are good-looking go to Colegio Santo Domingo! (Colegio Santo Domingo is a traditional private school in the Dominican Republic).
Bitch, what a hottie that guy is! Look at Atias's ass! So hot!
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DESABRIO
Something of poor quality and completely flavorless, specifically used for food that lacks seasoning or salt.
Damn, this chicken is so DESABRIO, I would rather eat a handful of dirt.
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Me Quite
A slang expression used to say goodbye or to abruptly walk away from a conversation, especially when cutting off someone who is talking nonsense. (A toyo refers to a mess or something poorly executed).
When you are hanging out with the crew and you say: Hey guys, me quite. Or when you are talking to a buddy who talks more shit than the devil and you want to leave him hanging, you say: Alright, me quite already.
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Abur
A casual way to say goodbye or see ya.
Abur, Abur Teresita. See you tomorrow.
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