Definitions tagged high in the street dictionary.
An expression telling someone to stop talking with a snooty, preppy accent. It refers to the affected way yeyes (wealthy, upper-class Panamanians) speak, which sounds like they have a potato stuck in their mouth.
And sácate esa papa from your mouth, because I did not raise any little yeyesito in this house!
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Someone who is high, wasted, or tripping out from drug use.
You are Vola'o, how do you expect me to give him so much money.
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Stoned or high on marijuana (literally meaning turned or flipped).
In the song Sonido Bestial when they say, Here comes Richy, he is virao, it means that Richy just smoked a joint.
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Wasted, high, or tripped out on drugs. (In the Dominican Republic, the sensation of being high is often referred to as having a nota).
Look at him spinning around in the middle of the street, he got topao again.
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High or stoned: used to describe someone who is under the influence of drugs (often specifically implies smoking them).
Jose is empipao, I saw him smoking a sketchy-looking cigarette a little while ago.
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Derived from the English word trip, this term is used by young people to describe the experience of being under the influence of drugs, particularly when referring to the high or hallucinations.
1. Let's go tripear with my friends. 2. That kid is always tripeando.
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A person with bloodshot eyes after a heavy drinking session or using drugs (jumo is a Dominican term for being drunk, while a pase is a hit of drugs).
You have been faroleao since last night.
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A term for the high from smoking weed, in other words, being totally stoned or tripping out.
I was so arrebatao that I thought I was on a plane going to Puerto Rico.
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