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Tag: estomago

Definitions tagged estomago in the street dictionary.

buche

A slang term for the stomach or gut. While it technically refers to a bird's crop, it is used informally to describe a person's belly.

'No, Maria, I am not going there on an empty buche, what a drag' : 'Full buche, happy heart.'

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Lonja

A roll of fat on the belly or waistline.

Look at this ugly lonja I have, Ana : Since I started going to the gym, I do not get a lonja. And that is even though I keep eating a lot.

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barriga

When saying barriga, people are referring to the belly, the stomach, or the guata (the most common informal term for the midsection in Chile).

My guata hurts a lot, or my barriga, or my stomach.

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Refinar

To chow down or grab a bite, specifically referring to having an essential daily meal like lunch during a work break.

Don't waste my time, I'm going to refinar. : What a relief to refinar, I was so hungry.

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mal parido y bien parido

mal parido refers to being born via C-section, literally through the stomach, whereas bien parido refers to a natural vaginal birth (note: outside of this literal context, malparido is a very common and heavy insult meaning bastard or son of a bitch).

the baby is born through the stomach in a mal parido, but if the baby is born through the vagina he is bien parido.

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Directo

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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República Dominicanaby Individuo

BAYULLA

A belly, gut, or a protruding midsection. It is commonly used to refer to a beer belly or a pregnancy bump.

- What's with that BAYULLA you've got lately? - Button your suit jacket properly, your BAYULLA is showing.

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República Dominicanaby FAUSTINO PÉREZ

cirimba

A belly or gut, especially one that is protruding or bloated. (In El Salvador, a child's swollen belly is often associated with having intestinal parasites).

Look at the cirimba on that kid, maybe he has worms. / What have you been eating? You have a big cirimba showing.

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Padrejón

A common folk ailment with vague symptoms, described as a pain or discomfort in a man's abdomen (often attributed to a displaced mass or knot in the belly in Dominican folk medicine).

My husband got a padrejón and I do not know where that pain came from.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo