Choro
A thief, crook, or mugger. (Commonly used in the Andes for street criminals or pickpockets).
That man is a choro, he is going to rob us.
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Tag: chora
Definitions tagged chora in the street dictionary.
Boliviarocha
Argentinian slang for a female thief, derived from the word chora by swapping syllables and vowels. It also refers to a girl who belongs to the cumbia subculture or a villera (a derogatory term for a woman from a shantytown, usually implying she is unrefined or uneducated).
The Nene Malo song: The rochas are dancing, and so are the posh girls.
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ArgentinaChora
A slang term for the buttocks or backside (used specifically in Villa Jaragua, a town in the southern province of Bahoruco).
For example, an old woman in town would tell her grandkids, 'honey, get down from that tree so you do not break your CHORA.'
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