The delusions or false ideas someone has that lead them to act a certain way or put on airs, often based on an inflated ego or an inaccurate belief about themselves (literally referring to having a turd in one's head).
She has the mojon in her head that she is gorgeous. / That guy has the mojon in his head that he is a know-it-all and never loses.
Being head over heels, totally smitten, or crazy in love with someone.
Girl, I can see you are empepada over that guy (pana is a common term for a friend). / Dude, you are empepado with Maria, do not deny it (marico is a common, casual way to address friends in Venezuela).
Used to describe someone with a very large, protruding, or prominent rear end (literally duck butt, referring to the way a duck's tail feathers angle upward).
That babe is so hot, look at her culo e' pato. / Dude, did you see the culo e' pato on that gorgeous girl!
An extremely mean or inconsiderate person who takes advantage of others or behaves in a cruel way (In Venezuela, calling someone a rat is a standard way to label them a jerk or a scumbag).
Dude, que rata you are, don't you see this is a hospital and you shouldn't smoke! / Man, que rata, you went too far dude! How could you tie his shoes like that?
A humorous term from the region of Salamanca used to describe someone who is acting pompous or is dressed up in an overly fancy, pretentious way (Salamanca is a city and province in western Spain).
I am embarrassed by how empampirolada our mother looks when she goes to family dinners.
A tall tale, lie, or excuse that is so hard to believe it is presumed to be false. (In Panama, where baseball is the national sport, the term likens an unbelievable story to a baseball bat).
Are you serious or are you feeding me a Bate? | That guy is always feeding people Bate.
An expression used when someone is being extra or over-the-top. It calls out an exaggerated attitude where a person's excitement or playfulness becomes ridiculous, annoying, or cringey. (In the Dominican Republic, this specific use of the word for happy implies a lack of restraint that makes someone look like they are trying too hard).
Look Juan, Te pasaste de contento with that comment!