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Tag: chucha

Definitions tagged chucha in the street dictionary.

Está a la chucha

To be very far away or in the middle of nowhere. (Note: Chucha is a common vulgarism in Chile; in this context, it emphasizes that the location is excessively distant or inconvenient).

Are you going to the party? No, está a la chucha.

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Chileby Anónimo

PECUECA

A foul, nasty stench emitted by the feet, whether caused by poor hygiene, lack of ventilation, or fungal infections between the toes, on the soles, or in the nails.

He has a nasty PECUECA, what a bad smell.

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Colombiaby andres osorio motta

perestroika

A complete mess or something that is total crap. (Used ironically to describe a chaotic situation or failure, referencing the Soviet reform movement).

The chucha is like shit.

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Uruguayby el puto maricon

Chepa

Female genitals: a slang term for the vagina or vulva, similar to pussy.

Bro, what a chepa that woman has.

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Ecuadorby Anónimo

chocho

A term for the vagina. It also refers to rips or holes in clothing, though it is unclear which meaning came first. The word also describes someone who is doting, gaga, or very moved by a situation, like a grandparent with a new baby. (In Colombia, using the word for a hole in a skirt is a common double entendre for the genitals).

Look at the pretty chocho she has in her skirt. (This song lyric uses a double entendre). When his daughter got pregnant Mr. Fidel was furious, but now he is all chocho since the grandson was born.

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Colombiaby Anónimo

Paila

A slang term used to describe something that is bad, sucks, or is unpleasant. It is also used to indicate that someone is out of luck or that a situation is hopeless.

What a paila math class, that dude fell and he was pailas.

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Colombiaby Anónimo

Chucha

Noun for vulva. It is the base for a variety of vulgar expressions where the meaning depends on the context, used to denote violence, threats, surprise, or frustration (it is the most common high-intensity swear word in Panamanian slang).

They beat the chucha out of him (they thrashed him). I am going to beat the chucha out of you (a threat meaning: I am going to put you in your place). Chucha madre! Are you sure about what you are telling me? (an exclamation of surprise, often pronounced slowly syllable by syllable). Chucha madre, the car will not start (an exclamation of disgust or frustration).

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Panamáby Anónimo

Cachu

Female genitals. This is likely a variation of cachucha or chucha, common slang terms for the vulva.

My Cachu is itchy. I rub it on my Cachu (a vulgar expression meaning I do not care at all).

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Argentinaby Anónimo

conchasumadre

This term comes from a slang expression referring to birth. It is used to mockingly tell someone they need to be born again while insulting their mother. It is a highly vulgar insult similar to motherfucker or cunt (concha is slang for vagina in most of South America).

You are a total conchasumadre, you Chilean son of a bitch. Chileans are faggot conchasumadres!

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Brasilby Anónimo

Chucha tu madre

A versatile and vulgar Peruvian insult or exclamation used to express intense anger, frustration, or to insult someone directly. It is a grammatical contraction of a phrase telling someone to return to their mother's vagina (chucha is a local vulgar term for the female genitalia). It serves as a local equivalent to motherfucker or an aggressive go to hell.

Referee, Chucha tu madre, you thief... This virtual dictionary is fucking awesome.

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Perúby Anónimo

Micha

A vulgar slang term for a woman's genitals. (Likely derived from micha or michi, which are common nicknames for cats in many Spanish-speaking countries.)

Babe, your Micha reeks today!

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Panamáby Anónimo