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Tag: descarado

Definitions tagged descarado in the street dictionary.

VALEVERGUISTA

A person who simply does not give a fuck about anything anymore. It describes someone who is completely indifferent to their responsibilities or the consequences of their actions.

That valeverguista brother of yours failed three classes.

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Chupa Sangre

A person who lives off the merit or favors of others. They are considered as harmful as a leech, which is the literal meaning of the term.

That lady who works with my mom is a Chupa Sangre, she always steals her credit to look good for the boss. | I am tired of having so many Chupa Sangre people around me.

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Carilimpio

A shameless or brazen individual who has no remorse about being inconsiderate or rude to others.

That son of yours is a carilimpio, look at how he left my house: My boss is a carilimpio, buddy. He made me stay at the office until 10 at night.

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Panamáby Rita.AP

Frescura

The quality of being shameless or having a lot of nerve, specifically regarding a lack of responsibility or an attitude of extreme laziness.

Stop the frescura and go do your homework | Warm up the food yourself, what is this frescura?

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Fresco

A person who is overly relaxed and irresponsible, shameless about letting others carry the burden of their duties.

My brother is a fresco, he always leaves the dirty dishes for my mom to wash | Don't do the girl's homework for her, you're teaching her to be a fresca

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Panamáby Rita.AP

Paracaidas

A shameless person who shows up at a party or event without an invitation.

'There is always a paracaídas' | 'I went to their wedding as a paracaídas, what a great party!'

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Panamáby Rita.AP

arrocero

A person who crashes a party or shows up at an event they were not invited to. (The name derives from arroz, or rice, referring to the common food served at gatherings where uninvited guests show up to eat for free).

Yeison shows up as an arrocero to every single party.

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Venezuelaby AlexaMedina

carae'tabla

Used to describe a shameless or brazen person who acts without any sense of guilt or embarrassment (literally plank-faced, suggesting their expression is as hard and unchanging as a piece of wood).

This girl is a total carae'tabla, she has three boyfriends and says she loves them all. This carae'tabla owes me money, he has not paid me back and yet he greets me like nothing is wrong.

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Venezuelaby Anónimo

irespetuoso

adj. Rude or lacking consideration for a person or thing (in Colombia, showing respect to elders is a core social value).

you should not be irrespetuoso with elderly people.

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Colombiaby Anónimo

Zorro

A sneaky person who acts in secret or refuses to take responsibility for their actions.

Pedro is a zorro, he was the one who broke the glass. Juan is a zorro, he has been with his neighbor for a long time and nobody knew.

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Cubaby Anónimo

arrabalero

1. A person living in the outskirts or poor suburbs (in Argentina, the arrabal refers to the gritty fringe of the city, traditionally the cradle of tango). 2. A coarse, vulgar, or ill-mannered person who lacks refinement in their speech or dress.

1. The arrabaleros have started a cultural association. 2. He is an arrabalero and spends the whole day shouting.

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Argentinaby Pablo G. Nicoletti

a cara pela

Doing something with total nerve or shamelessness, or specifically committing a robbery without wearing a mask or hiding one's identity.

Those guys robbed the bank a cara pela.

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Venezuelaby Anónimo

Guayon

A guy who acts like a cocky show-off, a player, or someone who is overly confident and brazen. It is an intensified version of guay (cool) used to describe someone who thinks he is the man.

You are the typical high school guayón. Javi, you guayón! That guy used to be very preppy but now he is turning into a guayón. (The word jacobo refers to a stereotypical posh or preppy guy).

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Españaby Anónimo

el anticristo

A man with absolutely no standards who hits on or dances with any woman regardless of her age or appearance. The name refers to a local character in Santo Domingo who spent all night at a hotel nightclub, picking up whoever he could in the dark (the Casa del Conductor is a well known building that replaced that specific hotel).

Look, here comes el anticristo. Hey man, how is it going today? Well, so-so. I am dancing with a 64 year old babe and I am going to get laid in a bit.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

cararrota

a shameless person who has a lot of nerve and does not care what anyone thinks of them.

you are a cararrota for coming to my house after what you did.

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Méxicoby Anónimo

Vago

A lazy bum or a mooch who refuses to work for what they need and prefers to live off other people.

Stop being a vago and earn your daily bread with your own sweat.

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República Dominicanaby toto