bajo a chinchilin
Used to describe someone or something that stinks or has a very foul odor (bajo is a Dominican slang term for a stench).
Jose smells like bajo a chinchilin.
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Tag: bajo
Definitions tagged bajo in the street dictionary.
República Dominicanaumpa lumpa
A humorous way to describe a very short person (in reference to the Oompa Loompa characters from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory).
Your cousin dumped me for an umpa lumpa.
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PerúPedojo
A term used in Salamanca for a child who is small or stunted in growth for their age, even if they are healthy (specific to the province of Salamanca).
Let's see when you finally have a growth spurt, pedojo!
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EspañaGalifate
A friendly term used in Salamanca to describe a man who is short and stocky like Philoctetes, the wise and upright mentor of the Greek hero Hercules (a reference to the character Phil in the Disney movie version of the myth).
Even though he is a galifate, I always see him with very attractive women.
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chato
A short person (it is common in Peru to use physical traits as nicknames among friends).
Let's go play basketball, call the chato so we can have a laugh for a bit.
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Medio peo
Used in the region of Murcia, this is a derogatory term for a short, thick-set man. It implies the person is so pathetic or insignificant that he is not even worth the effort of a full fart, just a half-fart. (Murcia is a region in southeastern Spain with distinct local slang).
I am going to kick that medio peo's ass.
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Chimicui
A person of very short stature; a shorty or a shrimp.
That blonde says she does not like a Chimicui.
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Altivez
To speak in a loud, commanding tone or to have such vocal projection that you dominate the conversation and make everyone listen.
Oh, look at that guy, he is speaking with great Altivez. Yeah, now I can hear him clearly.
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Colombiabajo a ñema
Used to describe a man who has a foul smell on the tip of his penis, usually from poor hygiene. (Bajo is a Dominican word for a stench, and ñema is slang for the head of the penis).
Damn it, I have a bajo a ñema like I haven't showered.
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Bajo a Boca
It is a rank, rotten onion smell coming from the mouth of filthy people who do not brush their teeth, bathe, or who eat shit. It is commonly found in schools, universities, or on women after they get on their knees for their boss. To avoid this odor, common in the Dominican Republic, it is suggested to smear toothpaste on your fingers and scrub your teeth until they bleed. (In Dominican slang, bajo refers to a foul, stinking smell.)
Juanito: What is up man, smell my breath. Pedro: Damn, what a Bajo a Boca! (The plants start to wilt) Juanito: I do not have Bajo a Boca! I have an exotic scent...
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sui generi
This expression is used to say that someone smells bad (it is a common euphemism for body odor or the smell of sweat).
Well, that guy has his sui generi coming off him.
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Bajo a Boca
Extreme bad breath caused by food particles and bacteria, or a foul stench coming directly from the stomach. (In the Dominican Republic, bajo refers to a strong, repulsive smell).
Damn, this Bajo a Boca is really kicking. Hey man, Vielka has a Bajo a Boca that is killing me.
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Tufo
A bad smell or general stench. It most commonly refers to the alcoholic breath of someone who has been drinking, usually cheap rum (Dominicans also use the word bajo to describe a foul odor).
Damn, that guy has a Tufo that is making me dizzy!
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Mocato
A foul, stinking odor or a nasty stench that is offensive to the nose.
Damn, what a nasty Mocato coming from Michael's ear.
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culo cagao
A person who is dirt-poor or totally broke, someone who does not even have a place to fall down dead.
Look at this culo cagao talking shit!
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bajo a fullin
A vulgar term for someone with a stinking ass, specifically referring to the presence of dingleberries or bits of soiled toilet paper stuck in the butt crack after wiping. If the person has a very large behind, the stench is also called a fote. (In the Dominican Republic, the word bajo is commonly used to mean a foul odor).
That girl has a serious bajo a fullin!
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grajo
A pungent, foul body odor originating in the armpits, frequently compared to the smell of onions.
Shit, that Haitian has such a grajo, it is practically cutting through the air.
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mobajo
Describing something that is both low to the ground and wet or damp.
this sofa is mobajo
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Barranchín
A drunkard's piss or the strong, pungent smell of urine from someone who has been drinking heavily.
Hey kid, flush the toilet, it smells like barranchín.
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Bajo a nalga
Used when a woman's buttocks smell foul. (Jeva is a common Dominican term for a girl or girlfriend).
When you are eating a girl's ass and you catch a Bajo a nalga.
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LEMISOL
A popular brand of feminine hygiene soap used for intimate washing. It is marketed to provide freshness and protection, supposedly eliminating any odors from the genital area. (Lemisol is a household name in the Dominican Republic known for its cooling, mentholated effect).
Juanita stinks even if she washes with LEMISOL.
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Bajaso
A foul, heavy stench left behind in the bathroom after someone finishes using it.
Patricia went in to take a shit and left a bajaso.
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Mariquito
A very faint but unpleasant smell that arises suddenly and lingers in the nostrils.
Did you smell that Mariquito of piss?
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Zicote
Strong, unpleasant foot odor caused by fungal growth, typically from leaving the spaces between the toes wet and wearing closed shoes or sneakers frequently.
Kid, your feet have a nasty Zicote, you died and didn't even notice.
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cutre
1. Stingy, cheap, or a tightwad. Also used as a noun. 2. Shabby, trashy, or of poor quality.
- What does he look like? - He looks cutre.
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Chivo Jediondo
An individual who does not bathe, is a bit of a faggot, has a split or scar on their head, smells like hell, and is obsessed with imitating the style of F-Loko (likely a reference to a specific Dominican urban personality).
-Bro, did you see F-Loko's new cap? -No bro, but the one Chivo Jediondo has is fire, it's red and black. -Damn, but that's exactly like F-Loko's. -Shit, what a cocksucker, that Chivo Jediondo already copied him.
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Bajo a Boca
A foul, stinking breath or a strong odor coming from the mouth (In the Dominican Republic, the word bajo is used as a noun meaning a heavy, disgusting stench).
Miguel: Dude, did you see Montero today? Jose: Yeah man, but do not get near him, he has some serious bajo a boca.
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Sogodó
A state of extreme body odor and filth from not bathing for a long time, characterized by a layer of grime on the skin (cota refers to the crust of dirt and sweat that builds up on the body).
Kid, go take a shower, you have a stench of Sogodó.
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Grajo verde
A term for the pungent armpit odor characteristic of teenagers undergoing puberty, jokingly described as being so foul that the armpits turn a greenish color. It is considered one of the strongest types of body odor.
Damn, even I (Cirilo, 14 years old) can't stand this stench of grajo verde, my arms are going to fall off. Mom, give me some cuaba soap (a traditional Dominican laundry soap used for heavy-duty cleaning) to see if I can get rid of this evil spirit.
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mofeta
Someone who reeks or has an extremely bad body odor (literally: a skunk).
Go three days without showering so you can smell like a mofeta.
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Chopismo
The condition of being tacky, vulgar, or acting in a way perceived as low-class. (In the Dominican Republic, the root word chopo is a derogatory term for someone considered unrefined or lacking taste).
Manuel has caught Chopismo. A very serious illness.
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Aco
A Dominican term for disgust or repulsion, derived from the Spanish word asco. It is often paired with the interjection che to describe something foul-smelling or nauseating. The expression dar aco means to be extremely annoying or tiresome by constantly harping on the same subject. (Fulanito and perencejita are placeholder names, similar to John Doe and Jane Doe).
-So-and-so is already giving aco with that stuff about what's-her-name. -That fart gives aco. - Aco che! That thing is nasty.
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Bajo a bacalao
The foul, fishy stench of a woman's genitals when she has gone more than a day without washing (bacalao refers to the pungent smell of salted cod).
Hey girl! You have a really strong bajo a bacalao! No way I am getting into that mess.
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Jincho
Used to describe something tacky, trashy, or of poor quality.
This dictionary is so Jincho.
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pacuso
An acronym for patas (feet), culo (ass), and sobaco (armpits). It refers to the foul, combined smell of someone who has not bathed and stinks from those three specific areas.
When someone smells like pacuso.
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MéxicoVaho
The visible mist, steam, or condensation exhaled from the mouth or body, usually seen when it is cold.
Whales blow out warm vaho that freezes.
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ChilePisa Paja
A person considered inferior or a nobody, especially someone you avoid talking to because you feel they lack class or social status. (In the Dominican Republic, this is used to belittle someone as being beneath your social level).
Man, I do not want to hang out with you, you are a pisa paja.
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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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Colin
Strong body odor, specifically from the armpits. (It is a synonym for grajo, the common Dominican term for rank underarm smell).
Bro, that kid has a colin that could kill anyone.
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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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Machete
A slang term used to describe a strong, pungent, or sharp body odor originating from the armpits.
That guy is carrying a machete all day.
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Fuchila
An exclamation used to express disgust at a foul or offensive smell.
Fuchila, you have some serious BO, man. (Grajo is a Dominican term specifically for strong armpit odor).
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Masamorra
A foot infection, specifically a severe case of athlete's foot or fungus (often associated with zicote, which is the Dominican term for foul foot odor).
Because I walked in dirty puddles when I was a kid, I have a masamorra that just won't go away.
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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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Fuchi
An exclamation used to express disgust or repulsion, especially in response to a bad smell. It is equivalent to saying yuck or eww.
When something stinks, you say: Fuchi...
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Tufo
A bad smell or a strong stench in general, which can come from either a person or an object.
- Wait, what's that stinking? - Man, someone went to the bathroom and left a little gift with a Tufo so bad you can't even walk in there.
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