CURSALERA
A nasty case of the runs that keeps a person stuck in the bathroom.
I have the CURSALERA, that is why I am not going to school.
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Tag: diarrea
Definitions tagged diarrea in the street dictionary.
BoliviaBarro flojo
A very common slang term for diarrhea (literally translating to loose mud).
Damn, that food didn't sit well and now I have Barro flojo.
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Venezuelacagueta
A slang term used in Spain, particularly in Guadalajara, to refer to diarrhea or a case of the shits. It is often used with mock-seriousness as if it were a formal medical diagnosis for a severe condition.
He will not be able to go to the game tomorrow with the cagueta he has.
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Españabicicleta
To have the runs or persistent diarrhea.
I ate a pizza yesterday and today I woke up with the bicicleta.
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PerúLe da churia
A slang expression used to say someone has a case of the runs or diarrhea.
That water will give you Le da churia.
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República DominicanaChurria
A slang term for a nasty case of the runs or severe diarrhea that leaves your ass burning so much you can hardly sit down.
Stomach trouble, a bad case of Churria.
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ColombiaDirecto
1. (adj) Suffering from an uncontrollable case of the runs or diarrhea. 2. (n) A straight bet or single-game wager in sports gambling.
So-and-so could not make the meeting because the chimi (a typical Dominican street burger) put him directo. I lost 500 on the directo on Cleveland.
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chorro
A slang term for diarrhea, equivalent to having the runs.
I ate some street tacos and I got chorro.
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Méxicovomito
To throw up or puke because something you consumed made you sick.
I vomite after eating.
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Churria
A slang term for the runs or diarrhea, describing the state of having frequent and urgent bowel movements.
Man, I have a Churria that won't give me a rest.
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catarriento
someone suffering from a bad case of the runs
Stiven being catarriento on a Monday morning
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diarreicamente
Used as an intensifier to express extreme anger or contempt, literally meaning with a massive amount of shit.
I shit diarreicamente all over Mingo!!
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cagao
refers to the act of taking a shit or having just gone to the bathroom.
it is metabolism, you know (the method of expulsion, man).
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Cagadera
A vulgar term for a severe and uncontrollable case of the runs, involving frequent, watery, and stinking bowel movements.
More than 20 bowel movements a day.
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Argentinacagueta
A term for someone who poops excessively or has a severe case of diarrhea (Dominicans often use the expression "tener una cagueta arriba" to describe a persistent bout of the runs).
Luis: Shit, man, wait for me, I am going to take a shit. Carlos: Again? You have shit ten times in less than four minutes, you have a serious cagueta going on.
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Cagalitroso
Someone who shits many times throughout the day.
This guy is a cagalitroso.
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Cagada
A vulgar term for feces, a pile of shit, or a piece of crap.
Saul took a shit and did not pick up the cagada.
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Mojoneta
A piece of shit shaped like a block of canned lunch meat (Jamoneta is a popular brand of canned ham in the Dominican Republic, similar to Spam, known for its rectangular shape).
Damn, check out the one they left in the bathroom, it looks like a Mojoneta!
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Un Turco
Quite simply, a floating turd.
A: Vladimir, who left un turco? B: I didn't take a shit... damn, what a log!
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Escarlata
A turd in a can (a rhyming prank response used to mock someone who asks what you have for them or what gift you brought).
A: What did you get me as a gift? B: An Escarlata, which is a turd in a can.
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Croqueta
A food item you can't eat more than two of at once because it results in a hellish case of the runs that makes you feel like the devil is taking you. (In the Dominican Republic, street-sold croquetas are notorious for being extremely greasy and causing stomach issues).
-Man, yesterday I ate some Croqueta that have me trapped in the bathroom. -See, that's what you get for eating greasy Croqueta.
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Cagadera
The runs or a case of diarrhea that is slightly more solid than liquid squirts. It usually happens after stuffing yourself with greasy street food (fritura refers to various local fried snacks like pork or sausages common in the Dominican Republic).
That stuff gave me cagadera, I have been to the bathroom about 20 times.
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Ñisca
A slang term for feces or shit.
That bathroom is full of ñisca.
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caca
Another way to say poop or feces. This is the term children use. (In the Dominican Republic, the brand name Pampers is commonly used as a generic term for any diaper.)
Mommy, I did caca in my pampers.
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Churria
A vulgar slang term for diarrhea, similar to the runs or the squirts.
I shat such a massive churria that the water splashed up on my ass.
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cagar
To shit, to take a dump. It is also used figuratively to describe doing something to an extreme degree, such as laughing.
I am going to cagar! You cagaste yourself laughing.
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mielda
A misspelling of the word mierda (shit) reflecting the Dominican tendency to replace the r sound with an l. It is widely used and accepted in local informal speech (a common characteristic of the Dominican accent).
Check the entry for mierda so you can see a better definition of this word.
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Mierda
1. Feces or waste material expelled by animals or humans. 2. A vulgar exclamation used to express anger, frustration, or shock.
1. It reeks of mierda, there must be a bathroom nearby (bajo is a Dominican term for a foul smell). 2. Mierrrda! Now the car won't start, I am like jinxed (azarao refers to being on a streak of bad luck).
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