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Tag: gordo

Definitions tagged gordo in the street dictionary.

Pompeada

Pumped up or inflated. It is primarily used to describe a woman's buttocks that look exceptionally large or surgically enhanced.

A: Jorge's girl has that ass real pompeado, did you see it? B: She must have had surgery, it looks way too big, friend.

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Panamáby Rita.AP

Pantene

A derogatory nickname for a fat man, using the shampoo brand name as a pun suggesting he has more belly (panza) than penis (pene).

They call Arley Pantene, why? Because he has more belly than dick.

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Perúby Anónimo

Rellenito

Used for someone who looks well-fed and healthy with a good complexion, falling between thin and fat (it is usually a compliment implying the person looks robust or well-cared for).

Hey Eduardo, that vacation did you good, you're looking rellenito. / You look so pretty my love, you're getting rellenita.

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Venezuelaby Johanabra30

Jamones

A term for thick, chubby legs, typically used when talking about babies (literally: hams).

That baby is so cute! He is such a chunk! Look at the jamones he has!

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Argentinaby DiegoEFE

zapán

A vulgar way to refer to a big belly or a gut (this is an example of vesre, an Argentine slang practice where syllables are inverted).

That zapán from a wine and beer drinker...

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Argentinaby DiegoEFE

Lonja

A roll of fat on the belly or waistline.

Look at this ugly lonja I have, Ana : Since I started going to the gym, I do not get a lonja. And that is even though I keep eating a lot.

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llanta

A spare tire or a roll of fat around the midsection. It refers to a noticeable bulge of fat protruding from the abdomen (literally means tire, comparing the roll of fat to a rubber wheel).

Ever since he got married, he started putting on weight. Look at that llanta he has | I don't like that my husband has that llanta, but I don't know how to tell him

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Panamáby Rita.AP

Michelín

A roll of fat around the waist or hips. (The name refers to the Michelin Man mascot, whose body looks like a stack of tires).

"I do not dare wear a bikini with these michelines I have, how awful!" : "Jaime likes women with michelines, because he says it gives him something to grab onto."

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Panamáby Rita.AP

mamarruo

Used to describe something or someone that is huge, massive, or bulky. It also refers to a task or situation that is very difficult, exhausting, or an uphill battle.

Wow! Look at those mamarruos arms. / What a mamarrua arepa (a traditional Venezuelan cornmeal cake). / That job is mamarruo. / It is really mamarruo to save money.

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Venezuelaby Johanabra30

Bodigocho

(Salamanca) A person whose body reflects their status as a gocho, meaning someone who is fat because they eat like a pig. (Gocho is a common term in Northern and Central Spain for a pig or a glutton.)

Don't eat the whole thing, Bodigocho!

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Agarrado

Refers to someone with a solid, sturdy, or broad-boned physique who is well-built without necessarily being fat.

Is that agarrado guy your boyfriend? | She is not fat, she just has an agarrado build.

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Panamáby Rita.AP

Bochinche

An affectionate way to call a person from Salamanca chubby or pudgy (Salamanca is a city and province in western Spain).

You ate the whole thing, bochinche!

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Españaby NikoIzq

Lustroso

A term from the Castilla-La Mancha region used to describe someone as plump or well-fed in a way that makes being fat sound respectable or healthy.

I think I'm going to start a diet because I'm starting to look lustroso.

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Españaby NikoIzq

gordo

A slang term for potheads, sarcastically described as a spineless creature that lives in the game League of Legends, referring to the stereotype of lazy people who stay home all day (lol refers to the video game League of Legends).

You are becoming a marihuano.

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Boliviaby Anónimo

marihuano

An invertebrate creature that inhabits the depths of Valencia, usually found at night touching himself while League of Legends matches load. His main diet is joints and he runs on 200 kg of RAM. He is a fatass (the V symbol refers to a common internet emoji used in Spanish meme culture).

Catch that wild marihuano.

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Españaby Anónimo

carempanada

A person with a round face, prominent cheeks, a square jaw, and a double chin that hides their neck. They look stuffed, similar to the traditional Colombian empanada (a savory fried or baked pastry pocket typically bulging with meat and potato filling).

Hey carempanada you look a bit chubby. You really are such a carempanada. There is that carempanada calling me.

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Colombiaby Anónimo

obeso

A slang reference to the Spanish YouTuber known as Rememmber (a long-time content creator whose persona and appearance became a frequent subject of internet memes).

you are an obeso(rememmber), I am obeso(rememmber)

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Guatemalaby Anónimo

Choncha

A vulgar term for a woman's genitals, or a colloquial way to refer to obesity and a fat woman.

There is the choncha of the classroom.

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Colombiaby Anónimo

Chingüengüenchón

A playful way to describe someone who is plus-sized or chubby but very attractive and charming.

I was introduced to a friend who was a bit chingüengüenchona.

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Méxicoby Anónimo

Fanegas

A fatso or chunky person. Describes someone with a heavy, thick-set build, specifically with wide shoulders and a broad rear. It is often used to mock someone for being big-boned. (A fanega is an old unit of measurement for dry volume, roughly 55 liters, implying the person is high-volume or heavy).

You are such a fanegas, you are fatter than a pig. If they threw you in a tank of mercury you would sink, fanegas.

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Españaby Anónimo

Achanchar

To become lazy, sedentary, or soft, often by letting oneself go or settling into a dull, comfortable routine (derived from chancho, the word for pig).

I have been very achanchado these last few months.

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Argentinaby Anónimo

Mofletes

Chubby or puffy cheeks.

Quico was the mofletudo one from El Chavo (Quico is a character from the Mexican sitcom El Chavo del Ocho, famous for his puffed-out cheeks).

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Globalby Anónimo

Bojotúo

1. A person who is not necessarily obese but has a thick, bulky, or chunky build. 2. A woman with a very prominent or bulging pubic area visible through her clothing (derived from the word bojote, which refers to a bundle or package).

1. Antonia is getting fatter and more Bojotúa every day. 2. You can see that 'thing' in the middle of that woman's legs, Bojotúa!

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Venezuelaby Anónimo

poñoño

To pig out or gorge on food. To be completely stuffed or bloated after eating like a pig.

After eating this delicious Wendy's I feel very poñoño.

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Méxicoby Anónimo

gori

A local slang term for a person who is big, hulking, and heavy-set.

That gori is enjoying his cake.

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Perúby Anónimo

Hipopotamo

Literally a hippo, this is used as a sharp insult to call someone fat, ugly, or physically clumsy (in the Dominican Republic, a boche is a cutting verbal reprimand or a harsh insult).

You are one messed up hipopotamo. You are a fat girl who looks like a hipopotamo.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

Pilón

A slang term for a fat person who is constantly eating or snacking.

Hey pilón, stop stuffing your face.

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Perúby Anónimo

Bola e yuca

In the Dominican Republic, this refers to a very obese person who has completely let themselves go and does not care about their health or appearance. (A yuca is a heavy, starchy root vegetable common in the local diet).

That damn Kelvin is a bola e yuca, all he does is eat!

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

Pipá

Someone with a massive potbelly. (In the Dominican Republic, a large gut is often jokingly seen as a sign of prosperity and eating well).

And that Pipá, my brother, you must be living the good life.

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República Dominicanaby jose ruiz

Masacote

A fat or heavy-set person. (The word literally refers to a thick, dense mass or lump of material like dough or mortar).

That masacote does nothing but eat!

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Globalby Anónimo

grua popo

A fleet of the heaviest and most powerful tow trucks in the country, considered the best (refers to a well-known commercial towing company in the Dominican Republic).

Not even a grua popo could lift that fat guy.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

cherna

A fat, lazy bum who spends all his time sleeping, watching satellite TV, and prying into everyone's business. (Parabola refers to a satellite dish).

Gustavo Frias, that cherna is either sleeping or jerking off.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

Papiao

Someone who is very muscular, buff, or jacked. (The term comes from the local slang for eating well, suggesting the person is big and strong.)

Don't pick a fight with her, her boyfriend is really papiao.

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Venezuelaby Anónimo

torbe

A disgusting, fat Spanish man who makes cheap porn movies with girls he pays (Refers to a real-life Spanish pornographer known for his crude and sleazy image).

he is only 10cm long DX

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Españaby Anónimo

molongo

A guy who is fat, white, of Jewish descent, has straight hair, and is a total retard. The term allegedly originated in the Dominican Republic, created by local figures known as Afinaito and Caco de Boliche (in the Dominican Republic, the phrase 'cabello bueno' or 'good hair' refers to straight or non-kinky hair).

Damn molongo, go take your pill for Down syndrome.

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Globalby Anónimo

Ta Papiao

1. Used to describe an attractive person. 2. Someone who looks strong, buff, or well-nourished (being well-fed is culturally associated with health and physical appeal).

Ex 1: That guy is Ta Papiao, he is not ugly at all. Ex 2: Look at that baby, he is Ta Papiao, he weighs more than a cinder block.

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Cuerpo ñoño

Used to describe a person with a thick, fleshy, or curvy body (in the Dominican Republic, ñoño refers to being soft or pampered, so a cuerpo ñoño is a physique that looks soft and well-fed).

Look at the cuerpo ñoño that woman has, she has got meat to spare.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo