Cocote
The back of the neck or the nape.
I took a hard blow to the cocote.
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Tag: cuello
Definitions tagged cuello in the street dictionary.
República DominicanaPapuda
Someone with a massive double chin. It is typically used for people who eat too much fatty food.
A lady at work eats tons of food during lunch, it usually looks like a thousand soldiers are going to eat, but hey, maintaining a double chin like that does not come easy!
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Estados Unidossalta cocote
A long, green lizard. Local legend says it jumps at people and bites their necks, though this has never actually been seen (cocote is Dominican slang for the neck).
salta cocote, grandpa lizard.
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Yugular
The side of the neck, made up of a bunch of tendons and joints. It is said you can paralyze someone just by pressing it with three fingers. In a figurative sense, to be hit in the Yugular means to be ripped off, overcharged, or scammed. (Duarte is a common way to refer to the Dominican Peso, as Juan Pablo Duarte is pictured on the bills).
A: Man, how much did you pay for those Converse? B: Bro, the guy even gave me a discount and they still cost me 5,000 Duarte. A: Damn dude, they got you right in the Yugular!
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Cocote
Slang for the neck of a person, animal, or object (often used to refer to the back of the neck or the scruff).
I hit him in the cocote. I grabbed him by the cocote. He broke his cocote.
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Cocote
1. The neck of an animal, especially referring to poultry parts used in cooking. 2. A slang or vulgar term for a human neck.
1. Today we are going to eat chicken feet and cocotes. 2. That girl is so fat you can't even see her cocote anymore.
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Cocote
1. The neck of a person or animal. 2. The expectation that something will turn out as planned, often used in the phrase 'hacer Cocote' to describe getting one's hopes up (the expression refers to stretching one's neck to see if something expected is arriving). 3. A very unattractive woman, also referred to as a cocotox.
1. Stop looking for trouble or they are going to break your Cocote. 2. I was making Cocote that the girl was going to call me, but she left me waiting for the call. 3. Man, are you really with that girl who is so ugly? What a total Cocote.
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