RASCAR
To make out or kiss a partner passionately. It is a synonym for the term chapar.
When we were young, we used to RASCAR in the entryway of my girlfriend's house.
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Tag: apretar
Definitions tagged apretar in the street dictionary.
ArgentinaAbracar
To squeeze or grip someone or something very tightly, often in a rough or forceful way.
Carlos Luis is so wild. He abracó me really hard.
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Venezuelachapar
To make out or kiss someone on the mouth.
I chapé the guy I like.
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Ajora
To rush someone, put pressure on them, or pester them to hurry up.
She starts to ajora him so he won't be late.
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República Dominicanaprensao
something that is gripped or tied very tightly and cannot be easily undone.
tie those shoelaces real prensao.
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ColombiaEspiche
To squeeze or crush something hard to force out its contents.
I gave it a good espiche with such eagerness.
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matizar
to hang out, chill, or pass the time doing whatever.
I am matizando with a guy...
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Costa RicaSambullir
To dunk, plunge, or dip something or someone, usually into water or another liquid.
Example 1: I am going to sambullir in the river to see if it gets rid of this hangover. Example 2: Bro, let me sambullir the pizza in that sauce so it tastes better.
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