Despalotar
1. To consume food and drink, especially in large amounts. 2. To blow through or squander money very quickly.
Sonia despalotó the entire fortune that her parents left behind.
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Tag: gastar
Definitions tagged gastar in the street dictionary.
República Dominicanatuyio
Adjective used to describe a man who is stingy or cheap when he takes a woman out on a date.
girl 1: I saw you out with Julian, tell me how it went. girl 2: No way sis, that guy is a tuyio, he only bought me a small beer (a 12oz bottle, as opposed to a large one) and then took me home.
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mellados
From the verb mellar, meaning to chip, notch, or dent. Figuratively, it refers to the act of tarnishing, damaging, or undermining something intangible.
To mellar one's honor, one's credit.
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MéxicoGuata
Heavy wear and tear, or the act of overusing something until it is worn out or broken.
The car broke down because you gave it too much Guata.
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