To over-complicate a situation or try too hard unnecessarily. (In Dominican billiards, the mingo is the red ball; forcing a shot on it often ruins the play).
Stop forzar el mingo with that presentation, it is as good as it gets and more work will just ruin it.
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To provoke, needle, or egg someone on, often by teasing them to get a reaction.
Stop cuqueando me or we are going to have problems.
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To egg someone on, to goad, or to dare someone to do something.
Don't juchar me, because I'll do it without thinking twice.
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A person who likes to stir the pot, instigate drama, or provoke trouble between people, often by relaying gossip to get a reaction.
Loli: Maria come here, Juana was saying something about you. Maria: Tell me what she said. Srah: Look Loli, you really are an Enchinchadora.
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A person who loves to start trouble, pick fights, or add fuel to the fire. A Candelita de Basudero is always involved in some drama, constantly running their mouth and ready to fight like a rooster. (The term literally refers to a small fire in a trash heap, which is hard to extinguish and spreads easily.)
A: Mom, Jenni is over here bothering me. B: Jenni, you little Candelita de Basudero, leave your brother alone.
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