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Tag: guapo

Definitions tagged guapo in the street dictionary.

Rareza

A unique individual who effortlessly draws attention and stands out from the crowd.

A: That son of yours is a real rareza. He has the neighborhood girls going wild. B: Oh, he turned out just like his dad.

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Panamáby Rita.AP

Estar podrido

To be smoking hot or extremely physically attractive, primarily used when referring to men.

A: There is an instructor at the gym who is a total hottie, uff... that guy está podrido. B: Girl, I am going to have to start going to the gym with you.

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Panamáby Rita.AP

Chori

A person who is very physically attractive or hot.

Hey, your brother got really chori since he started going to the gym. I got myself a really chori boyfriend, girl. I am going to introduce you to him.

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Panamáby Rita.AP

Guapo bejuco

A climbing vine with broad leaves that produces an edible underground tuber, typical of Pampan in the state of Trujillo. It is used to make traditional hearty stews like hervidos or sancochos. It appears to be a variety of yam (Dioscorea).

The guapo bejuco we ate yesterday was tender and delicious.

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Venezuelaby Johanabra30

Sabrosón

1. A person who is physically attractive, hot, or considers themselves a real looker. 2. An event, situation, or meal that is top-notch, excellent, or delicious.

He acts like he is a real sabrosón, but I do not see anything handsome about him. My grandma cooks a sabrosón chicken.

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Panamáby Rita.AP

Pay

Derived from the English word pie, this term is used to describe an extremely attractive person.

Did you see that pay walking over there? | I do not know what they did to themselves, but they ended up looking like a total pay.

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Panamáby Rita.AP

Churro

A physically attractive person, similar to a hottie or a looker.

You should hit on her, she thinks you are a churro. Poor girl is blind.

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Perúby HUVE84

Cuero

A physically attractive person, equivalent to calling someone hot or a babe. (In Peru, it describes someone with a great physique or very good looks).

The event hostesses were total cueros.

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Perúby HUVE84

cucuru

Flashy, eye-catching, or looking sharp in a way that stands out from others.

man, you showed up looking so cucuru today; that attractive guy across the way is so cucuru (chongo is Argentine slang for an attractive man or casual partner).

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Argentinaby Anónimo

Tutumpote

A wealthy, powerful, and influential man, often one who is considered high-status or attractive. (The term was historically used to describe members of the social and economic elite, or big shots).

Let's go to Santiago, that's where all the tutumpotes are.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

cezo

A hot person with a fit or well-developed body (this likely refers to the common Spanish expression that compares an attractive person to a piece of cheese).

You are as handsome as a cezo.

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Españaby Anónimo

papirrin

A slang term for a handsome or attractive man who is good-looking or has a great physique. It is colloquially used to call someone a hunk or a ladies man. (This is a playful variation of the word papi used in Mexico).

You are a papirrín, all the women want to meet you.

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Méxicoby Anónimo

chuchas

Cool, great, or nice. Used to describe someone who is a badass or something that is very impressive (derived from a vulgar term for female genitalia, it is used locally to mean someone is highly skilled or something is excellent).

My friend is a real chuchas.

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Perúby Anónimo

Rabioso

Someone who thinks they are the toughest guy in the room or acts like a hardass (in the Dominican Republic, the word guapo implies being a tough fighter rather than being handsome).

That guy is rabioso.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

querible

Describing someone as lovable, endearing, or easy to like. It is also used as a synonym for handsome or attractive.

That kid has a querible face.

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Españaby Anónimo

Asicalao

Looking sharp, fresh, and perfectly put together, usually with stylish clothes and a clean haircut. It describes being decked out and ready to stand out. (Derived from the Spanish word for preened, it refers to the polished look popular in urban fashion).

Carlos put on his Gucci gear, did his hair, and was looking very asicalao at the club.

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Panamáby Anónimo

pinpoyo

The man of one's life: someone who is handsome, strong, cheerful, and sincere.

hunk, gorgeous, handsome

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Globalby marilu

justin bieber

A 17 year old kid (as of 2011) born in Canada on March 1, 1994, who is very talented. His mom, Pattie Mallette, uploaded videos of him singing so distant family could see him, and manager Scooter Braun discovered him through those YouTube videos. Usher is his mentor. His mom had him at 18 and separated from his father, Jeremy Bieber, when Justin was 10 months old. He has one of the best fanbases in the world, the Beliebers, who support him in everything. In 2011, he has 9 million Twitter followers. He has been nominated for many awards, including the Grammys, as one of the youngest nominees ever. He has a movie, Never Say Never, more than 30 songs, a book, and a perfume. A global phenomenon and idol to thousands of girls, he sold out Madison Square Garden. His My World tour has traveled through the USA, Europe, Asia, and Australia, and is heading to South America soon.

Global star, idol of thousands of girls, talented, loved, etc.

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Ecuadorby Anónimo

tipo bakano

A man who is the total package, having both physical appeal and a great personality. He has a style and presence that makes him a hit with women. (In the Dominican Republic, the word bakano describes someone who is exceptionally cool, stylish, or impressive.)

Look, there is HASR. Yeah, he is a tipo bakano.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

Guapo

Someone who shows grit and pushes past their limits, usually triggered by a challenge or a boost in morale. (In Argentina, this refers to being tough or showing heart rather than being handsome).

That boxer turns guapo when the crowd cheers for him or when he is in a losing position.

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Argentinaby Anónimo

pelluco

A handsome or hot guy, specifically one who is a hit with women from Santiago (Santiago de los Caballeros is the second-largest city in the Dominican Republic).

That guy is a pelluco.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

Economía Blindada

The massive personal wealth and financial immunity of Dominican politicians, especially those who have held office multiple times (refers to the perception that their money, often acquired through corruption, is armored or untouchable by the law).

Economía Blindada, Pichirri, jinx, Gurabo, Bitch, Mama Belica, tough guy, PRD, PLD, PRSC, ghost employee, Deputy, Senator, Councilman, thief, secretary, state, crooks, embezzlement, Dominican Republic.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

Guapo

Angry or pissed off (in the Dominican Republic, this term refers to someone being in a bad mood, whereas in most other Spanish-speaking countries it means handsome or brave).

DAMN, SHIT! Take it easy, bro. You are so guapo!

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

Cojones

A vulgar term for testicles. It is also used to describe someone's guts or nerve, whether they are doing something heroic or something incredibly stupid.

Cao has some real cojones! You need to have cojones to do that!

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República Dominicanaby Marcos