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Tag: caonabo

Definitions tagged caonabo in the street dictionary.

Complejo de Caonabo

The opposite of the complejo de Guacanagarix, referring to a blind chauvinism where one believes everything in the Dominican Republic is superior, rejecting any social self-criticism. (Named after Caonabo, a Taino chief who resisted the Spanish, symbolizing fierce local pride.)

we ain't got no education but we'll pump three slugs into you hahahaha you scrub prrrrra

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República Dominicanaby Individuo

bohio

Circular dwellings with cone shaped roofs and no windows where the Taino people lived (the indigenous inhabitants of the Caribbean).

The Tainos lived in bohios, which served as their homes.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

Guacanagarix

A Taino chief who ruled the Marien chiefdom, one of the five major territories on the island of Hispaniola. He was the first chief to establish ties with Christopher Columbus in 1492, treating him as a great lord. The La Navidad fort was built on his land, and though its destruction brought him under suspicion, Columbus maintained their friendship. He later accompanied Columbus during the exploration of the Cibao region before vanishing in the mountains during the conquest. (In the Dominican Republic, calling someone a Guacanagarix implies they are a sell-out who favors foreigners over their own countrymen).

- A 100 percent brave Dominican tough guy.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo