Bimbazo
A heavy blow or a hard hit. (In Malaga, the term ironically plays on the Bimbo brand of sliced bread, contrasting the soft bread with a forceful impact).
You are going to end up getting a bimbazo.
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Tag: hostia
Definitions tagged hostia in the street dictionary.
EspañaLambrío
A slang term used to describe a heavy blow or a hard smack (originating in the Guadalajara region as a replacement for lashing or whipping).
His father gave him a Lambrío when he found out what he had done.
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Santigüeñazo
A slang term for a hard slap or smack to the face. Coined in Murcia (a region in southeast Spain), the word refers to the habit of religious teachers who would scold children by performing two gestures: making the sign of the cross and delivering a slap, both with equal intensity.
He gave him such a Santigüeñazo that he fell to the ground.
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Guantá
An Andalusian term for a slap or smack, one of many Spanish words meaning a blow delivered with an open hand (the Andalusian dialect frequently drops the letter d from the standard word guantada).
That scumbag gave me a guantá in the face.
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Lapo
A smack or slap, specifically one used in Aragon (a region in northeastern Spain known for having many varied terms for hitting people).
He did not deserve for you to give him a lapo.
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Toste
A smack or a physical blow delivered to someone (specifically used in the Spanish province of Guadalajara).
I gave him a Toste that knocked the nonsense right out of him.
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Torta
A hard blow or smack, one of the many terms used to describe hitting someone. Spanish speakers often joke that words for a physical hit, a drunk person, or the male anatomy account for a massive chunk of the language's vocabulary.
You are asking for a torta being so rude.
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