Parisear
To go out partying. This slang verb is a Spanish adaptation of the English word party.
The night is perfect to go out and parisear. The girls are heading out to parisear.
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Tag: fiestar
Definitions tagged fiestar in the street dictionary.
Panamájanguiar
An Anglicism derived from the English phrase hang out, meaning to spend time or chill. For Puerto Ricans, it specifically refers to going out to party or hitting the town.
I feel like going out to janguiar for a while tonight, you up for it?
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Puerto RicoRumbiar
To head out for a night of partying, hitting the clubs, or going to a bash.
Tonight after uni we are going to rumbiar with all the girls from the class.
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República DominicanaVacilar
1. To joke around, have fun, and have a good time. 2. To mess with someone, pull their leg, or mock them using irony. 3. To hesitate or second-guess yourself (this meaning is common in Argentina).
1. The guys are going out tonight to vacilar for a bit. 2. If I were you, I would not vacilar with my bosses! 3. I vacilé when I had to answer.
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