A shady or low-class individual known for an obnoxious presence, poor education, and associations with criminals. A lampara is boastful, envious of others, and often engages in petty theft. They are typically nocturnal, lazy, and gossipy, with an irritable and potentially violent temper (the term refers to someone who is too conspicuous or flashy in a negative or sketchy way).
Get away from that lampara, lest he steal your phone. The lampara stole an iPad just because his neighbor bought one (note that a lampara has the skill to steal anything they cannot get honestly).
A derogatory adjective used by Dominican youth and rappers for someone who is a hater, envious, or fake. It describes a person who refuses to acknowledge the personal, professional, or artistic success of others. (In Dominican slang, this term shifts from its political origins to describe personal envy or hypocrisy).
Damn bro, Jose is such a demagogo, ever since I bought the SUV he hasn't stopped throwing shade at me.
A hater or an envious person. Dominicans use this word for someone who feels dema (a local slang term for a mix of jealousy, spite, and resentment toward another person's success).
-Damn dude, that guy is a gogo. -Pedro is just a gogo, he has some criminal dema for me.
(Noun, Adjective) A brown-noser or suck-up. 1. A person who refuses to contradict their boss, even when they are wrong, using flattery or telling people what they want to hear to gain or maintain influence. 2. An envious person who is jealous of other people's success.
1. Juan is a Lambiscon, always doing whatever the boss tells him. If the boss told him to jump off a bridge, he wouldn't think twice.
1. An adjective used to describe teeth that are rotten, full of cavities, or turning black from decay. 2. A term for someone who is salty, bitter, or resentful of another person's achievements.
1. The kids from the countryside have almost all picaos teeth, they are going to have to get them pulled. 2. The thing is, you are picao because she graduated and you did not.
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