Roblox
A game for all ages lol, and it keeps outdoing itself with the graphics.
Roblox is Minecraft's daddy.
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Tag: d
Definitions tagged d in the street dictionary.
República Dominicanashorme
An investigation or a deep dive into information, usually about a person (from a local corruption of the name Sherlock Holmes).
I am going to do a shorme on Google.
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EcuadorBacano
A piece of shit: a person who is useless, annoying, or full of themselves (literally, a floating turd).
You are a Bacano.
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geosistema
The geosistema, or planet Earth, considered as a unit, is the set of biotic (biosphere), abiotic (lithosphere, atmosphere, and hydrosphere), and anthropic (society) entities. Constant interrelations between these cause qualitative and quantitative changes that characterize the Earth's structure. As a total material system, the geosistema is self-developing and exists in a state of relative dynamic equilibrium (this term is a standard part of the Peruvian geography curriculum used to describe the Earth as a complex, living system).
The geosistema is the planet Earth: biotic elements, abiotic elements.
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PerúEsteriquitos
A sharp, tingling sensation or sensitivity in the teeth, typically triggered by consuming something very cold.
When you drink something cold, you get Esteriquitos in your teeth.
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chuchumeco
spoiled, rotten, or gone bad, usually describing food or drink that has started to ferment or decay.
chuchumeco lemon, fermented meat.
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patidifuso
someone who feels appalled or let down by another person, usually involving a mix of indignation and secondhand embarrassment.
it can be disappointment, indignation, or shame.
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mkt
A Dominican expression used to say goodbye or signal that you are leaving, meaning I am out or I am heading out.
man, mkt. peace.
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etrallao
A baseball showcase where young players are scouted to see if they get signed to a professional contract. The term is a phonetic adaptation of the English word tryout. (Baseball is the national sport of the Dominican Republic, and these events are the primary way local talent is discovered).
There is an etrallao tomorrow at the field.
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ñemazo
A sudden, hard blow or a heavy impact against something.
a door ñemazo.
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fuñenda
A nuisance, a hassle, or the act of being annoying to someone else.
fuñenda, screwing around, bothering.
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Vadear
To cross a river or other deep body of water by wading through a ford or any spot where you can touch the bottom.
Going around
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Puerto RicoxD
The laugh of posers who think they are hackers but are really just a bunch of noobs (in the Dominican Republic, the term 'pájaro' is a slur used here to describe people seen as weak or annoying).
A: Look, I am a cocksucker xD B: Donate to me please xD C: Yeah, what a great joke xD
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biyuyo
A common slang term for cash, dough, or money.
I do not have any biyuyo.
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Colombiaderrotado
Feeling crushed or overwhelmed by life's events, essentially being emotionally beaten down.
I don't know what to do anymore, I am derrotado.
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Méxicoazarao
A person who is jinxed or has a streak of bad luck.
Damn, I lost my wallet: I am azarao.
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Globaltu no pega una ni con coqui
Used to describe someone who cannot get anything right or fails at every task they try. (Coqui is a popular brand of super glue).
Damn girl, you did not bring the kids: tu no pega una ni con coqui.
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emo
A humorous breakdown of the letters E, M, and O, used as a prefix to create puns or jokes referencing the emo subculture.
emo-lientero (a street vendor who sells the herbal drink emoliente), emo-sexual, emo-cional (emotional), emo-il.com, etc.
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cw
Two letters of the alphabet.
c, w
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