Definitions tagged de in the street dictionary.
A person who steps in to lead when the boss (the conde) falls ill, goes missing, or until a permanent replacement is named, sometimes after the boss dies. (In certain street contexts, conde refers to a leader or head of a group).
Visconde Juan stepped in for conde Juancho.
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a straight line that goes from one side of a circle to the other without crossing the center.
like you were splitting the tail of a chile (a pepper, though both cola and chile are common slang for body parts in Mexico).
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a curved line that forms part of a circle
like an archer's arco without a string
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easy to understand, accessible, or intended for the general public
your comments are exotérico enough
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Acronym for the Universidad Central de Venezuela, the country's primary public university located in Caracas.
My sister is studying medicine at the ucv.
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It describes a person who just does not care about anything.
Seek God, he loves you, time is short. Take care, guys.
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In Costa Rica, this describes someone who is trashy, low-class, or very ill-mannered and unrefined (it literally means from there inwards, often implying someone from marginalized urban neighborhoods).
That woman is totally de hay pentro.
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A slang adjective for someone or something of high quality, skill, or excellence. It characterizes someone as a class act or someone who does things with great style (in Argentina, it often refers to a player with great finesse or touch).
That was so Calidoso!
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A derogatory backronym for the Dominican Liberation Party (Partido de la Liberacion Dominicana), changing the official name to mean a bunch of Dominican thieves.
For example L.F. (Leonel Fernandez, former president)... who is the Happy Thief.
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A cloth roll placed on the head to cushion and balance large baskets of bread, typical in the Tierra Caliente region of Michoacan. (Tierra Caliente is a geographic and cultural region in southwest Mexico known for its hot climate and specific rural traditions).
Kid, put on the HUANCHIPO so you can carry the bread basket.
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A coarse, unrefined, or uncultured person, similar to a hick or a redneck. (In Spain, it describes someone perceived as rural and lacking social graces or sophistication).
That guy looks like a total garrulo.
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a skinny woman who is dull, expressionless, or lacks any spark
she is so languida, completely expressionless
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Adult films that kids love to sneak a peek at behind their mothers' backs, and that adults watch to pick up new moves for the bedroom.
Let's watch a porno movie since mom's gone... babe, let's watch that movie you know to switch up the positions...
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An expression used to say that something or someone is ancient, outdated, or from way back in the day. (The name Cuca refers to a figure from the distant past, making the phrase equivalent to saying something is from the stone age.)
- Man, that car of yours is de cuando cuca bailaba. - My dad doesn't get me, it is just that he is de cuando cuca bailaba, he is a caveman.
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