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Tag: holgazán

Definitions tagged holgazán in the street dictionary.

Pancho

Someone who is chill, relaxed, or completely unbothered by what is happening around them. (Pancho is a common nickname for Francisco, used here to describe a carefree or indifferent attitude).

Everyone here is working and you are just sitting there, lo más pancho...

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Adán

A slacker or lazy person. While it is the name of the biblical first man, it is used to insult someone who avoids work or effort (in Salamanca and other parts of Spain, it implies a life of idleness).

Get to work and earn your keep, you damn adán!

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Lagumán

A slang term for a lazy person or a slacker (used specifically in the province of Salamanca, Spain).

This guy is a lagumán, just like his father.

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huevero

A slacker or loafer who does nothing productive and just looks for ways to kill time. (In Peru, terms derived from huevo, or egg, are common slang for laziness or aimless behavior).

Your little brother looks like a real huevero.

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fatulo

Refers to a rooster that, despite being large and imposing, is useless for fighting (referring to the sport of cockfighting).

What a lazy fatulo!

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Huevares

A vulgar term for a lazy man or a slacker. It is derived from huevos, which is slang for testicles, based on the humorous and mocking idea that the more free time a man has, the more he sits around touching his balls (the definition references a mock study conducted in the Spanish region of Murcia).

Tell that huevares brother of yours to come and help.

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OBACHON

Describes someone who is acting overly energetic, cocky, or rowdy because they have had little to no work to tire them out.

Look at him acting so OBACHON, well of course, with the light workload he has!

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balagardo

Refers to a lazy person, a slacker, or a good-for-nothing bum who lacks manners or discipline.

You are such a balagardo!

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guandajón

Describes a person who is a lazy slob and neglects their appearance, usually by wearing baggy, sagging, or ill-fitting clothes.

a total mess (literally a mascot suit, referring to someone looking lumpy and shapeless in their clothes).

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Vago

A freeloader who lives off others and refuses to work, instead spending their time hanging around young girls to gossip (carajita is a common term for a young girl or teenager).

friend, stop being such a Vago, get a job.

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