Lepra
A tiny bit or an insignificant amount of something.
Let us say Anacelia has a lepra of medicine.
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Tag: chin
Definitions tagged chin in the street dictionary.
República DominicanaAlguito
A little something, usually referring to a small amount of money or a tip.
I'm waiting for alguito to pay for the fare.
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CHISPITO
Used to describe a very small amount of something material or a tiny bit of time. It is synonymous with the terms chispo, chin, and chichin.
Man, you only gave me a CHISPITO. I'm leaving for your place in a CHISPITO. He's going to serve you food: it's just a CHISPITO.
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Puerto RicoChon
The opposite of a chin, meaning a large amount or a big portion of something. (In the Dominican Republic, a chin refers to a tiny bit).
He came looking for a little bit of water and got a Chon. A bucket fell on his head.
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chilata
A small amount of money, peanuts, or chump change.
What are you doing earning that chilata at that government agency?
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milaña
A tiny amount or a small portion of something. (Common in the Caribbean, similar to the term un chin).
Is that milañita of rice all you are going to give me? Huh? Milañoso, was that little scrap of bread the only thing you left me?
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GlobalBatuquear
The annoying habit of picking at or pinching bits of food, usually when it belongs to someone else.
Someone batuquearon my rice, who was it?
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Sapotear
The bad habit of picking at or pinching off bits of food, usually someone else's.
They offered me some picapollo that was sapoteao (picapollo is a popular Dominican fried chicken dish).
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chininin
A tiny bit or a small amount of something. (Commonly used in Buenaventura and the Valle del Cauca region of Colombia).
Give me a chininin of food.
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ColombiaTrozo
A piece, chunk, or portion of something, commonly used when referring to food.
Give me a Trozo of pineapple. Trozo of avocado.
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dame un chin
A slang phrase used to proposition someone for sex, or by moochers to ask for a little bit of someone else's food or drink (chin is a Dominican term for a little bit).
Mami, dame un chin. / Hey you, dame un chin of that soda.
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Crica
A tiny amount or a small portion of something. (Often used as a synonym for chinchin, another common Dominican term for a little bit).
Don't be so greedy, you only gave me a Crica of candy.
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Maximo
A term used to express a full amount or the highest limit. (It is frequently used at gas stations to indicate filling a tank to the top).
Fill the car up al maximo.
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Costa RicaBicoca
A small or insignificant amount of something, like a pittance or a tiny item of little value.
Give me that bicoca.
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creta
1. The fleshy red comb on top of a rooster's head. 2. A vulgar term for an insignificant or tiny amount of something. 3. A vulgar slang term for the pussy or vulva.
1. That rooster has a crazy creta, look how big it is! 2. Is that tiny creta of rice all you are going to give me? 3. Keep acting like a brat to see if someone grabs your creta.
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Krika
A tiny bit or a minuscule portion of something. This is a vulgar term.
A Krika of pumpkin. (Auyama is a type of squash or pumpkin common in Dominican cooking).
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creta
1. An insignificant or tiny amount of something. 2. A vulgar term for female genitalia.
And is that creta of rice all you are planning to give me?
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