Definitions tagged caca in the street dictionary.
A vulgar way to describe liquid or runny diarrhea, literally a diarrhea milkshake (batida is the common Dominican term for a fruit smoothie).
Hey! I just went to the bathroom and made a Batida de churria. Go see what is up with that.
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Insect droppings or bug waste (a colloquial variation of the word for excrement).
The furniture shows signs of Escretos.
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A vulgar term for feces, a pile of shit, or a piece of crap.
Saul took a shit and did not pick up the cagada.
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A piece of shit shaped like a block of canned lunch meat (Jamoneta is a popular brand of canned ham in the Dominican Republic, similar to Spam, known for its rectangular shape).
Damn, check out the one they left in the bathroom, it looks like a Mojoneta!
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A turd in a can (a rhyming prank response used to mock someone who asks what you have for them or what gift you brought).
A: What did you get me as a gift? B: An Escarlata, which is a turd in a can.
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Chicken droppings or shit.
Damn, I stepped in some chicken ralá.
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A common, child friendly term for poop or stool.
I need to go to the bathroom to go pupu!
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The runs or a case of diarrhea that is slightly more solid than liquid squirts. It usually happens after stuffing yourself with greasy street food (fritura refers to various local fried snacks like pork or sausages common in the Dominican Republic).
That stuff gave me cagadera, I have been to the bathroom about 20 times.
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A slang term for feces or shit.
That bathroom is full of ñisca.
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In the Northwest region, particularly in Mao, this is a slang term for human excrement. It is synonymous with words like crap or shit (Mao is a municipality in the Valverde province).
That kid is covered in fete.
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