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A phonetic Spanish rendering of the English word fucking, used as a vulgar intensifier to add emphasis.
bad word
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Tag: fo
Definitions tagged fo in the street dictionary.
Estados UnidosFo que frío
The state of being so freezing cold that you curl up into a tiny ball, tucked in so tight your nose almost touches your backside, and the only thing you can yell while shivering is: Fo que frío. (In the Dominican Republic, fo is usually an expression of disgust toward a bad smell, but here it highlights how unpleasant the temperature is.)
Maria: Jose, you damn idiot, get your head out of your ass. Jose: Foquefrío. Maria: The what? Jose: Fo que frío, dammit!
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República DominicanaFuchi
An exclamation used for something that is gross, disgusting, or stinks.
Fuchi, you are so nasty if you eat that!!
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peo quimico
A homemade stink bomb thrown at parties, birthdays, or clubs. It is created by mixing putrid substances like urine, feces, rotten avocado, and rotten duck eggs in a rum bottle and letting it ferment for ten days or more. When opened, it releases a stench so foul that no one can endure it.
Someone threw a peo quimico at Keyla's party! It caused a total mess. Ugh, damn, what a hell of a stench!
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mofeta
Someone who reeks or has an extremely bad body odor (literally: a skunk).
Go three days without showering so you can smell like a mofeta.
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Aco
A Dominican term for disgust or repulsion, derived from the Spanish word asco. It is often paired with the interjection che to describe something foul-smelling or nauseating. The expression dar aco means to be extremely annoying or tiresome by constantly harping on the same subject. (Fulanito and perencejita are placeholder names, similar to John Doe and Jane Doe).
-So-and-so is already giving aco with that stuff about what's-her-name. -That fart gives aco. - Aco che! That thing is nasty.
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Bajo a bacalao
The foul, fishy stench of a woman's genitals when she has gone more than a day without washing (bacalao refers to the pungent smell of salted cod).
Hey girl! You have a really strong bajo a bacalao! No way I am getting into that mess.
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Gediondo
A common, slangy way to say someone or something is stinking or foul. It is a colloquial version of the word hediondo, which means fetid or reeking, and is often used in a vulgar context.
Bartolo, your ass is gediondo.
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MéxicoColin
Strong body odor, specifically from the armpits. (It is a synonym for grajo, the common Dominican term for rank underarm smell).
Bro, that kid has a colin that could kill anyone.
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Fuchila
An exclamation of disgust used when something smells or tastes bad. It is also used to show that you find someone unattractive or are not interested in them. (Aco che is a similar local variation of the word for disgust).
-Okra for dinner? Fuchila! -Hey girl, what do you think of that guy? Oh no, Fuchila!
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Aco che
An exclamation used to express intense disgust or repulsion, typically triggered by a foul odor, bad-tasting food, or something visually nasty. It is the equivalent of saying Yuck or Gross.
1. Aco che! Who cooked this food? It tastes rotten! 2. If you smell a bad odor: Aco che! What a stench!
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Fuchila
An exclamation used to express disgust at a foul or offensive smell.
Fuchila, you have some serious BO, man. (Grajo is a Dominican term specifically for strong armpit odor).
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Chinchilin
A strange, foul stench coming from a person or object that is strong enough to make you feel dizzy or nauseous (OMSA refers to the government-run bus system in the Dominican Republic).
Get on an OMSA or any public transport on a day when the heat is at its peak and your nose will feel the consequences of a strong Chinchilin funk.
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Chinchilin
An unbearable and foul stench (the word bajo is standard Dominican slang for a bad smell).
Smell of trash, dead rat, sweat, dog, etc.
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Fuchi
An exclamation used to express disgust or repulsion, especially in response to a bad smell. It is equivalent to saying yuck or eww.
When something stinks, you say: Fuchi...
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Picotto
Describing someone who has strong body odor (the word refers to what Dominicans call grajo, or underarm stench).
Miguel never wears deodorant, that is why he is always walking around picotto.
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Guàcala
An exclamation of disgust or repulsion used when encountering something gross or unpleasant, similar to saying eww or yuck.
Guàcala dude! This food is so bad.
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