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Tag: divertido

Definitions tagged divertido in the street dictionary.

Que paja

Awesome, cool, or great. Used to describe something impressive, high quality, or fun. (In Peru this is a positive term, unlike in some other countries where it can mean a hassle or laziness).

Your car is que paja.

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Muequera

A person who is overly expressive with their face, constantly making gestures, grimaces, or funny faces while talking.

A: Lucia, how many times do I have to tell you not to be such a muequera? It is bad manners. B: Oh, mom, I do not even realize I am doing it.

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Goofy

Derived from the Disney character Goofy, who is known in Latin America as Tribilin, this term describes a person who is acting wild, silly, or overly mischievous. (Guaro refers to a popular sugarcane-based liquor).

Why that Goofy face, Carlos? Have you been drinking guaro? / Babe, why do you get so Goofy when we come to the beach?

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Ponchi

Wild, hyper, or acting crazy. It is used to describe someone who is restless or behaving in an erratic, high-energy way.

That guy is a Ponchi, he went out into the street naked just to mess with his mom. In that neighborhood everyone is Ponchi, buddy.

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Se te derrama la gracia

A sarcastic expression used to tell someone they are so funny after they make an offensive, mean, or lame joke.

A: That woman is so fat that if she lies face down, she will drown. B: Oh, Pedro, se te derrama la gracia.

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Locaria

A flamboyant, eccentric, or highly extroverted person who draws a lot of attention through their behavior or appearance.

That locaria invited me to a gay bar. Tell that locaria Marina to explain how those sex toys work.

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Arrepinchoso

A person, typically a child, who only cares about playing and having fun, often neglecting their responsibilities or being a nuisance to others.

That girl is an arrepinchosa, that is why she never does her homework: That arrepinchoso boy left my house a total mess, do not bring him back here again.

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Recocha

A rowdy and fun gathering where everyone is messing around and being loud; also a person who is a prankster or the life of the party. (In Colombia, it specifically refers to a loud, playful atmosphere where nobody is being serious.)

That party last night was a total recocha!, your friend is such a recocha!.

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Relajao

A fun-loving, lighthearted person who is always cracking jokes or teasing others.

He is very relajao, he is not going to end up as a grumpy old man (viejito rapido refers to a bitter or irritable person).

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charro

Describes a person or action that is funny, amusing, or hilarious (this specific meaning is characteristic of Colombia).

What just happened to you was very charro.

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Monito Quique

A character from a popular Dominican children's TV show played by a funny and talented young boy. He became a cultural icon whose fame eventually surpassed that of the show's actual hosts (Monito Quique was a character on the 1990s variety show Sabado Chiquito de Corporan).

Stop jumping around, you look like Monito Quique.

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Chiste

A joke. This specific definition is a sarcastic insult directed at the cast of La Opcion de las 12, implying they are incapable of being funny. (La Opcion de las 12 was a well-known Dominican variety show often criticized for its cringey or low-quality comedy).

A: Shit, I think that is the most dry and tasteless chiste I have ever heard in my life. B: That is what you get for watching that garbage show La Opcion de las 12.

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