asquiento
1. Something nasty or gross. 2. A person who is squeamish or easily disgusted.
1. The crime scene was asquienta. 2. Don't invite him to dinner, he is very asquiento.
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Tag: asqueroso
Definitions tagged asqueroso in the street dictionary.
Perúsasofon
Used to describe someone with a very ugly or repulsive face (the term suggests the person's features are as contorted as a saxophone).
You have a face like a sasofon.
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República Dominicanagumarroso
A person who is extremely unhygienic and physically repulsive.
Gross, a real gumarroso.
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guasquear
To vomit or puke, usually after drinking too much alcohol (the term comes from guasca, a leather whip or fiber cord, comparing the forceful act of vomiting to the lash of a whip).
I guasqueo. You guasqueas. He guasqueó.
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Colombiagachudo
A disgusting person who always wears the same clothes to the point of being nauseating, or someone who is physically repulsive due to having large rolls of sagging fat and hanging flesh.
That guy is a fucking gachudo.
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Españazorrillo
Someone who hates bathing and smells bad as a result.
Julian is a zorrillo, that guy only bathes if it rains.
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asquerosiado
Someone who has been thoroughly clowned, shown up, or humiliated in front of others. It refers to being made to look pathetic or small by someone else's display of superiority, often for the sake of mockery or a joke (in the Dominican Republic, this is frequently linked to the culture of relajo, or competitive teasing).
Jose scored 4 straight points and won the game with a dunk: what an asquerosiada he gave the other team. Manuel asquerosio Luis: he pulled up in his sports car and then sped off, burning rubber right in his face.
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Parcina
A taboo insult used to call someone a shit-sucker.
You are a loudmouth parcino.
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Argentinapasto pelu
a woman with a lot of hair on her ass or in her butt crack (literally hairy grass).
Damn bro, I was gonna stick it in Juliana but she has a pasto pelu, she has more hair than the devil!
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cherna
A fat, lazy bum who spends all his time sleeping, watching satellite TV, and prying into everyone's business. (Parabola refers to a satellite dish).
Gustavo Frias, that cherna is either sleeping or jerking off.
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Akerosose
Derived from the word asqueroso, meaning gross or disgusting. It refers to a group of people or animals who are filthy or unhygienic, usually by choice (the e at the end is a common stylistic addition in Dominican slang).
A: Hey Vilo, let's head to the party, but I haven't showered. B: Me neither, we're just a real bunch of Akerosose.
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Puerco
A person who is extremely gross or lacks basic personal hygiene.
Man, you really are a Puerco, don't you ever take a shower?
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Gediondo
A common, slangy way to say someone or something is stinking or foul. It is a colloquial version of the word hediondo, which means fetid or reeking, and is often used in a vulgar context.
Bartolo, your ass is gediondo.
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MéxicoShopo
Derived from the English phrase shop boy, used by US soldiers for local youths who ran errands for them. It refers to a lackey, a gofer, or someone who acts as a servant for others (refers to the history of US military occupation in the Dominican Republic).
Look at that Shopo over there, do you really think I am that girl's Shopo?
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Fuchila
An exclamation of disgust used when something smells or tastes bad. It is also used to show that you find someone unattractive or are not interested in them. (Aco che is a similar local variation of the word for disgust).
-Okra for dinner? Fuchila! -Hey girl, what do you think of that guy? Oh no, Fuchila!
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Aco che
An exclamation used to express intense disgust or repulsion, typically triggered by a foul odor, bad-tasting food, or something visually nasty. It is the equivalent of saying Yuck or Gross.
1. Aco che! Who cooked this food? It tastes rotten! 2. If you smell a bad odor: Aco che! What a stench!
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Mamaguebo de catcher en el noveno
An extremely vulgar insult used to emphasize how disgusting someone is. It amplifies the standard slur for cocksucker by specifying the act is performed on a baseball catcher in the ninth inning (baseball is the national sport and a catcher in the final inning is considered the sweatiest and filthiest player on the field).
Listen, damn it! Mamaguebo de catcher en el noveno, it was not like that!
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Jediondo
1. A man who smells bad. 2. A guy who is pretentious and acts like he is better than others (this is a dialectal pronunciation of the standard Spanish word hediondo, meaning stinking).
1: Jose has a real stench. Damn right, Jose is a jediondo. 2: That guy bought a car a month ago and now he does not even say hi to you. What a jediondo!
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Chinchilin
A strange, foul stench coming from a person or object that is strong enough to make you feel dizzy or nauseous (OMSA refers to the government-run bus system in the Dominican Republic).
Get on an OMSA or any public transport on a day when the heat is at its peak and your nose will feel the consequences of a strong Chinchilin funk.
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Chinchilin
An unbearable and foul stench (the word bajo is standard Dominican slang for a bad smell).
Smell of trash, dead rat, sweat, dog, etc.
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Cota
The dark, crusty layer of grime that builds up on the skin from a combination of sweat and dirt, usually found on the neck or behind the ears.
1. You damn kid, go take a shower and scrub your neck to get all that Cota off. 2. Don Chepe works plowing the fields, that is why he gets so much Cota.
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