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Tag: callo

Definitions tagged callo in the street dictionary.

callo

A callus or thickened patch of skin that forms on the hands, feet, or knees due to friction or pressure. It also refers to either of the two ends of a horseshoe.

I got a callo on my hand from working so much.

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callo en el culo

Describes someone who has developed callused or toughened skin on their buttocks from spending too much time riding a horse or sitting down.

a certain priest in my town who likes to ride a donkey says that from riding it so much he got a callo en el culo

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Ojo e pecao

A small bump or wart that, according to superstition, appears whenever you count stars or kill a lizard. The folk remedy is to press a cigarette butt against the growth. (In Dominican culture, these skin conditions are often linked to such myths).

1, Shit, I got an ojo e pecao when I killed the lizard. 2, A: Mom, look, I got an ojo e pecao. B: That happened because you were counting stars, you little brat.

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Cachaza

A thick, tough callus on the feet, typically resulting from walking barefoot for long periods.

That guy does not even need shoes with the amount of cachaza he has on his feet.

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Suegra

Pure hell for men, specifically your girlfriend's mother (often depicted as a difficult or controlling figure).

My Suegra is mean as fuck, your Suegra is even more of a pain in the ass!

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Maquejode

A person, usually a child, who is incredibly annoying, hyperactive, or constantly getting into trouble. Someone who fucks around way too much and cannot stay still for a second (a contraction of the phrase 'mas que jode', meaning 'more than he annoys').

Come take a bath, Maquejode!

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