An eyelid infection that leaves your eye bloodshot like it is soaked in salmorejo (a thick red cold tomato soup common in Spain), supposedly caused by sleeping in your friend's mother's bed. Symptoms: Day 1: You feel beat, sweaty, and like you have crap in your eye. Day 2: You have so much gunk in your eye that you cannot open it. Day 3: Your eye falls out.
Today, March 22nd, Alberto has an XXL orzuelo and his eye looks like a chicken's.
An exclamation used to express admiration, surprise, or exhaustion. Depending on the context, it functions like 'wow', 'damn', or a heavy sigh of fatigue.
uff, that guy has a beast of a car. uff, that girl is so hot. uff, I am so tired from picking up soap naked in the prison shower.
An exclamation used when someone gets a sharp, public scolding or is put in their place (a boche is a common Dominican term for a loud reprimand), or to express that a person is physically very attractive.
uff! What a shut down. uff! That girl is smoking hot.
Also used to describe a cowardly person, someone who won't fight, or someone who is good for nothing. Dominicans use this term daily, often pronouncing it as mielda by changing the r to an l.
My friend, you are a Mierda, you let yourself get punched a whole lot.
A Peruvian slang synonym for shit. It is used to call someone a piece of shit or to describe something as garbage (it is a common phonetic variation of the word mierda).
A piece of shit shaped like a block of canned lunch meat (Jamoneta is a popular brand of canned ham in the Dominican Republic, similar to Spam, known for its rectangular shape).
Damn, check out the one they left in the bathroom, it looks like a Mojoneta!
Used to describe something extreme, intense, or exaggerated. It functions as an intensifier to highlight how incredible or over-the-top a specific quality or situation is.
An exclamation used to express frustration or annoyance when something goes wrong. (In the Dominican Republic, this is an extremely common and versatile expletive used to add emphasis to almost any strong emotion).
An old-fashioned expression used when someone makes a social blunder or a joke in poor taste. Saying El diez is a way of calling someone out for putting their foot in their mouth or acting like an idiot.
1. If someone shows up to a funeral in bright colors like they are going to a party, others would say, Errr diez, to imply what a moron they are for not knowing where they were going. 2. A friend joins a group and tells a joke in poor taste that nobody laughs at, so you say, El diez, man, what a cringey fail for being such a busybody.
An exclamation used to express frustration or annoyance when something fails or goes wrong. (It is a softened, more polite version of the stronger curse word cono).
1: An intensified and more aggressive version of the swear word coño, used to express extreme anger or frustration. 2: A very hard physical blow or punch (In Dominican Spanish, the suffix -aso is frequently used to turn a word into a strike or to increase its intensity).
1: Go to the coñaso of your damn mother! 2: Keep fucking around... I am going to give you a coñaso.
An exclamation used to express shock, excitement, or intense surprise. It functions as a milder, less vulgar version of the word mierda, similar to saying damn or holy crap (it is widely used in the Dominican Republic).
Someone who talks nonsense or doesn't know what they are talking about.
Leonel Fernandez is a procamoso guy. He talks and talks and even he doesn't know what he's saying, look how procamoso he is (Leonel Fernandez is a former President of the Dominican Republic).
In the Northwest region, particularly in Mao, this is a slang term for human excrement. It is synonymous with words like crap or shit (Mao is a municipality in the Valverde province).
A versatile interjection used in Dominican speech to express a wide range of emotions including shock, anger, disappointment, joy, or annoyance. It functions as a verbal release that provides relief during intense or stressful moments. (While vulgar, it is used ubiquitously in the Dominican Republic as an all-purpose exclamation).
-coño! but that girl is hot! -coño! how cool, I found 1000 pesos! -coño, I left the keys at home. -COÑO, STOP FUCKING AROUND SO MUCH!
A misspelling of the word mierda (shit) reflecting the Dominican tendency to replace the r sound with an l. It is widely used and accepted in local informal speech (a common characteristic of the Dominican accent).
Check the entry for mierda so you can see a better definition of this word.
1. Feces or waste material expelled by animals or humans. 2. A vulgar exclamation used to express anger, frustration, or shock.
1. It reeks of mierda, there must be a bathroom nearby (bajo is a Dominican term for a foul smell). 2. Mierrrda! Now the car won't start, I am like jinxed (azarao refers to being on a streak of bad luck).
An exclamation used to express surprise, disappointment, pity, or admiration. (It is a common euphemism for Diablo, the word for devil, used to avoid a harsher swear word).