pa' más ñapa
Used to say to top it all off or as if that weren't enough. It describes an unexpected addition to a situation, usually making a bad situation worse. (The word ñapa refers to the small extra amount a vendor traditionally gives a customer for free).
I was running and I fell, and pa' más ñapa, there was a ton of mud. / I failed two subjects and pa' más ñapa, I won't be able to apply for the conference because of it.
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