To get someone out of a bad mood or stop them from being cranky. It is the opposite of enchinchar, which means to annoy someone or make them grumpy. (In Argentina, having chinche refers to being in a foul, irritable mood).
What you did really ticked me off, but with this gift I already managed to desenchinchar.
A synonym for being pissed off or furious, used for a person who is extremely angry. It literally means boiling, describing someone who has reached their limit.
You have me hirviendo with your nonsense. / Shut up already, you have me hirviendo. / Andres, you are selfish. You make me hirviendo for no reason.
This is a vulgar term for being extremely angry, livid, or pissed off. When someone is emputado, they are beyond just being annoyed; they are often aggressive and ready to start a physical fight.
It emputa me when they do not tell me the truth. I am emputadisimo with that guy for messing with my family. Driving emputa me because of all the assholes who do not know how to drive.
To lose your patience, reach a breaking point, or feel unable to tolerate a situation. It describes being extremely annoyed, frustrated, or driven crazy by someone or something.
Waiting 'me saca la piedra'. Stop bothering me, you are 'sacándome la piedra'.
A regional expression from the Venezuelan plains used to tell someone to stop annoying or pestering you. (Typical of the llanero culture in the central and western cattle-ranching regions).
"No jile, I am not in the mood" and "Stop your jilear already"
1. To be extremely angry or pissed off, or a person who gets angry easily. 2. Something that is very cool, awesome, or high quality. (In Venezuela, this refers to anger or excellence, whereas in many other Spanish-speaking countries it implies being horny).
That girl really is arrecha. That shirt is arrecha. Leave me alone because I am arrecho.