Un cachito.
Synonym for a little bit or a moment. It is used to express a small amount of something or a short duration of time.
I am taking the computer for Un cachito to look something up for college.
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Tag: cacho
Definitions tagged cacho in the street dictionary.
Argentinacacho
A piece, bit, or chunk of something.
Give me a cacho of that sandwich, I am hungry.
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Montar los cachos
To cheat on a romantic partner or be unfaithful. (The phrase literally means to put horns on someone, a common symbol for a person being cheated on).
They are montando cacho on the neighbor. Hey man, isn't it your cousin who they montan cacho on?
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Venezuelagorobeto
A marijuana joint.
Dude, give me a gorobeto.
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Colombialerdo
A dim-witted person who is mentally slow or lacks common sense.
You big lerdo, I am going to kick your balls into a basket!
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EspañaSancho
A married woman's lover, the other man. Specifically, the guy mom is seeing that dad doesn't know about. (In Mexican culture, Sancho is a ubiquitous character in jokes about adultery and machismo).
1. A family without a Sancho is like a garden without flowers. 2. If you don't have a Sancho, it's because your wife is very ugly.
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