Definitions tagged chama in the street dictionary.
A major river in the Venezuelan Andes, running over 200 km through Merida state. It starts in the Sierra Nevada high-altitude moorlands (paramo) at about 4,000 meters above sea level and empties into Lake Maracaibo. The river follows the Bocono fault line where the Sierra Nevada and Sierra La Culata tectonic plates meet. It flows past several key settlements, including Mucuchies, Tabay, Merida city, and El Vigia.
Let's head to the Río Chama!
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A very common filler word used to start sentences, a casual way to address a friend like dude or guy, or a noun meaning a kid or young person. It can also function as an adjective meaning someone is very young or underage (It is the most characteristic term used in Venezuela to refer to peers and children).
Chamo, but how so? / That chamo is a hard worker. / Look chamo, what is up? / My chamo is growing up fast. / Daniela's son is still too chamo to go to the club.
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Going commando; a person who is not wearing underwear. (The term literally means freewheeling or coasting, suggesting there is nothing holding things in place).
That girl is going rueda libre; they are walking around over there rueda libre.
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Used to describe something as excellent or awesome, or a person with a great personality. (Note: While carajo is a vulgarity, this specific phrase is used as a positive intensifier in Venezuela).
That girl is del carajo. The party was del carajo.
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A versatile term used to address or refer to a friend, peer, or even a stranger. It is equivalent to dude, guy, or girl. (It is the signature slang term used to identify or address people in Venezuela).
Look at that chama. Hey chama, how is it going?
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