cinemero
A movie buff or a film fanatic who loves going to the cinema.
My dad is a total cinemero, he goes to see movies at least twice a week.
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Tag: fanático
Definitions tagged fanático in the street dictionary.
PerúCholometal
A person of indigenous heritage or features who dresses or acts like a metalhead, punk, or rocker (Cholo is a common term used in Panama to refer to people of indigenous descent).
"Is that Cholometal a friend of yours?" | "And since when do you like Cholometal guys?"
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Panamáñampira
Someone who drives motorcycles, bike-taxis, or taxis while disregarding every traffic law and acting aggressively toward other drivers or pedestrians.
Motorcyclists in Bogota, taxi drivers in Bogota, SITP in Bogota, Transmilenio in Bogota (SITP and Transmilenio are Bogota's public bus systems).
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Colombiaescogidista
A fan of one of the greatest Dominican baseball teams of all time, highly envied by fans of other teams, especially the Licey fans and those known as Aguiluchos. (Leones del Escogido is a professional baseball team based in the capital city of Santo Domingo).
I am a fan of the best baseball team, an ESCOGIDISTA.
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República Dominicanaliceysta
A dedicated fan of the Tigres del Licey, one of the most successful and historic Dominican baseball teams. The term implies the fan has great taste in the sport and is blue-blooded (the team color is blue and they are often associated with high status).
The gentleman in the blue cap is a liceysta!
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Cectario
A fanatic or cultist, referring to someone who is stubbornly and rigidly devoted to a religious group or a specific subculture. (In Peru, this term is used broadly to describe anyone who is extremely uncompromising about their beliefs or niche interests).
Evangelicals, Mormons, Witnesses, satanic cults, metalheads, etc. (all considered a Cectario).
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