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Tag: hartarse

Definitions tagged hartarse in the street dictionary.

Agestarse

A regional slang term from Murcia for overeating to the point that your stomach bulges, making it look like you are gestating a baby.

If you keep eating, you are going to agestarse.

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abimbar

1. To stuff oneself or overfill something. 2. To beat someone up severely, to pummel.

1. She abimbo herself with food at the restaurant. 2. Juan abimbo a guy when he was drunk.

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harto

Describes someone who is fed up, sick of, or totally done with someone or something.

I am harto of this person.

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Empaguetada

A massive spaghetti feast, usually over four pounds, cooked for a group of street-smart buddies (tigueres) to satisfy a bottomless hunger. (In the Dominican Republic, these communal pasta meals are a common and affordable way for friends to get together and eat).

Hey, there is an empaguetada going down at the beast's house.

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Chimi

A Dominican street burger sold from corner carts, typically served on a crusty roll with vegetables, a special seasoning blend, and various condiments (pan de agua is a traditional local bread similar to a baguette).

1) Let's go to the corner to eat Chimi. 2) I'm so hungry! I'm craving Chimi!

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Yaroa

A staple street food from Santiago consisting of a mix of shredded chicken, french fries, and a ton of melted cheese, all smothered in ketchup and mayo. It comes in three sizes: normal, large, and donkey drowner (a popular late night dish originally from the city of Santiago).

I am totally stuffed from that Yaroa I just inhaled.

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desabollarse

To scarf something down when you are starving. The term literally means to remove a dent, implying that an empty stomach is caved in and needs to be popped back out by eating.

Damn, I am so hungry, let me go desabollarme.

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