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Tag: marico

Definitions tagged marico in the street dictionary.

mariposon

A term for a man who has feminine gestures and mannerisms. (It is derived from the Spanish word for butterfly, which is a common slang reference to gay men).

Look at that mariposon, now there is no doubt about it. / Is that guy a mariposon? What a shame.

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Venezuelaby Johanabra30

Wn

Abbreviation of huevon. A vulgar term used to call someone an idiot, a jerk, or a dummy, though it is often used among close friends as a casual filler word similar to dude.

You really are a huge wn!

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Venezuelaby Johanabra30

pargo

A derogatory term for a gay man, often implying he is sexually deviant (cambur is a regional term for banana).

Marco Aurelio likes to grab the banana and shove it up his ass because he is a pargo.

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caricote

A slang and typically derogatory term for a gay man, equivalent to maricote (a common offensive term for a homosexual).

Someone who likes another (man) is a caricote.

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pargula

A term for someone who is even more flamboyant or openly gay than a pargo (a common Venezuelan slur for a gay man, literally the red snapper fish).

He is a pargula, but more intense.

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Venezuelaby Anónimo

Cacorro

A vulgar slang term used to describe a person, animal, or object as gay. It is often used to mock or out someone, sometimes as a coded insult that the target might not recognize.

This boy is such a cacorro. What a cacorro animal.

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pargo

A gay man, a man who likes men. (In Venezuela, this is common slang for a homosexual, literally referring to a red snapper).

That guy seems like he is a pato (duck, another Venezuelan slang term for a gay man).

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Malecón

A slang term for a Chinese person (this is a phonetic mockery of the word 'maricón', a slur often used in Venezuela as a vulgar term of address, where the 'r' is replaced with an 'l').

Look how the Malecón arrived!

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