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Tag: b

Definitions tagged b in the street dictionary.

Erudito

A sharp mind, a brain, or someone who is extremely smart and capable.

He is a real Erudito, he is ready for the job.

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Boqueco

A person who talks non-stop without getting tired, or someone who is a big gossip.

She is a real Boqueco, she talks way too much and tells everyone's secrets.

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ejido

An ejido is a piece of public land that is not cultivated, frequently owned by the government or a local municipality. In Mexico, it represents a specific type of communal landholding used for farming that is still active today (a system resulting from land reforms after the Mexican Revolution). In southern Spain, it describes shared areas used for threshing grain.

State owned ejido.

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mielda.

A phonetic variation of the word mierda (shit), mimicking how a child who cannot roll their R sounds would pronounce it.

This is worth mielda (said a child).

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etrallao

A baseball showcase where young players are scouted to see if they get signed to a professional contract. The term is a phonetic adaptation of the English word tryout. (Baseball is the national sport of the Dominican Republic, and these events are the primary way local talent is discovered).

There is an etrallao tomorrow at the field.

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rebulera

a woman who lets herself be carried away by the bass: hyped up, intense, and acting wild (refers to the high-energy and often rowdy atmosphere of the reggaeton scene).

let's go rebulear at the club.

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coche bomba

A person who used to be very attractive but has since let themselves go or lost their looks, as if they exploded like a coche bomba. (In the Dominican Republic, the verb to explode is used when someone's physical appearance declines significantly).

Maria used to be a Jugo Rica, now she is a Jugo Pop (Rica is a premium juice brand whose name also means hot, while Pop is a cheaper brand and the sound of an explosion).

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becero

A plant that does not bloom with the same amount of flowers every year (referring to the agricultural cycle of alternate bearing, where a year of high yield is followed by a year of low production).

Lycium europaeum

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kambumbo

A large plastic container or jug, usually a five-gallon water bottle or a large gallon drum used for liquids.

We have to fill the kambumbo before they shut off the water.

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tripiado

A term for people who spend long hours chilling with their friends, typically while drinking rum.

Heeeeeeell yeah, man!

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Lourdes Rocha

A woman who is extremely attractive, specifically one with a very large or impressive backside. The term describes someone so hot she is overwhelming or heart-stopping. (Lourdes Rocha was a Spanish glamour model famous in the early 2000s for her physique).

Narrator: Definition: A girl who is smoking hot, who causes strokes, a girl with a hell of an ass, 'God, oh God' is the expression any man would use upon seeing a Lourdes Rocha.

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mulato blanconazo

The child of a light-skinned woman of mixed African and European descent and a European man. (This term refers to someone of mixed heritage who has very fair skin.)

DIOGO, the reggaeton singer, is a mulato blanconazo.

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emo

A humorous breakdown of the letters E, M, and O, used as a prefix to create puns or jokes referencing the emo subculture.

emo-lientero (a street vendor who sells the herbal drink emoliente), emo-sexual, emo-cional (emotional), emo-il.com, etc.

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