Definitions tagged barco in the street dictionary.
A vulgar expression for a distant, unpleasant place, used to tell someone to go to hell or get lost. It refers to the crow's nest, a basket at the top of an old ship's mast where sailors were sent as punishment because the extreme swaying caused severe seasickness.
You know what? Go to the CARAJO!
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To be lost in the forest or the woods.
Diana was alborozadamente and did not know what to do.
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Tar or pitch released by ships that washes up on the shore (specifically used in the Canary Islands, Spain).
My feet got covered in pichi at the beach.
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1. The lookout or crow's nest at the top of a ship's mast, historically used as a place to punish sailors by making them stay there until they became sea-sick. 2. A very common vulgarity used to express shock, anger, or to rudely dismiss someone.
1. He is going to the ship's CARAJO. 2. Look, CARAJO! Go to CARAJO!
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