Definitions tagged manganzon in the street dictionary.
Big, bad, and expensive: used to describe a player, often a foreigner, who looks physically imposing and earns a high salary but performs poorly (common in Dominican baseball to describe disappointing imports).
That gringo first baseman is a GMC, he can't hit a thing.
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A large, tall, or well-built young man. It can describe a boy who has grown up quickly or a grown man who still acts like a big kid. It is also used as a friendly, informal way to address a guy or a group of people.
Look how big that boy is, he is a muchachon! Good morning muchachones and muchachonas!
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A grown man or young adult who behaves like an immature child.
What a manganson this man is, he acts like a little kid.
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A large, bulky, or heavy guy who is often slow or clumsy. (Dominican culture is heavily influenced by baseball, and the term is frequently used to describe heavy-set players who lack speed).
That Motrocolo needs a triple just to score from third.
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A fat, lazy man-child who does nothing but play PlayStation and eat, still lives with his mother, and has never fucked anyone.
Hey Maria, Eduard is in love with you. What? No way, that guy is a bobolon.
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A nickname for a person who is fat and lazy. (The word literally refers to a thick, heavy mass or a clump of unappetizing, doughy food).
1. How can you afford to keep supporting this masacote? 2. This masacote is only good for eating!
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