Definitions tagged bufeo in the street dictionary.
A Dominican adaptation of the English word church. Since African-American religious services during the U.S. occupation featured singing and dancing, the term became slang for a small party, casual hangout, or a joyful gathering (refers to the U.S. military occupation of the Dominican Republic from 1916 to 1924).
There is going to be a chercha at Tavito's place tonight.
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A person who is an enthusiast or intensely interested in a specific subject (derived from the English word buff).
That girl is a real bufeo...
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Something that is cool, great, or very entertaining.
The movie was really bufia.
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To tease, mock, or pull someone's leg by tricking them into believing a lie. (In the Dominican Republic, the word relajar is used to describe joking around or mocking others).
I gave that guy a real Bufear, he totally fell for the big lie.
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