Varos
This word refers to money or cash (specifically Dominican pesos).
That is a guy with varos.
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Tag: cuarto
Definitions tagged cuarto in the street dictionary.
República DominicanaBraguetazo
Slang for when a poor man marries into a rich family, specifically for the money. The term is gender-specific because it is considered much rarer for a man to marry up than a woman. (The word is derived from bragueta, meaning a trouser fly).
- Juan, tell me, what's up with Ricardo? I haven't seen him in a long time. - Man, you don't even know! That guy DIO UN BRAGUETAZO! - No fucking way! - Yeah! The guy must be in Cap Cana (an exclusive resort destination) right now, with a rum and coke in his right hand and grabbing the rich girl's ass with his left.
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el efe
A common slang term for money. (It is derived from the word efectivo, meaning cash).
Listen, what a drag: the nine did not drop the el efe for me.
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tigre
The bathroom or toilet. (In Spain, this term is used for public restrooms and often suggests the place is smelly or poorly maintained, like a tiger's cage.)
let's go to the tigre... but just to pee, okay!
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Españatenemo gripe
A slang expression used to signal that someone is carrying a lot of cash. It is often used as a code among street-wise individuals so that bystanders do not realize they are talking about money. (In the Dominican Republic, a tiguere is a street-smart or savvy person).
we have tenemo gripe, it is right here.
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