a full
Packed, crowded, or filled to capacity.
Erica's house was a full and the party did not end before five o'clock.
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Tag: montón
Definitions tagged montón in the street dictionary.
ArgentinaINFINITO
Used to indicate that there is a massive amount or a ton of something.
There is wine at my house. Infinito wine.
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BoliviaCulo
A vulgar term used to describe a massive amount or a shitload of something.
There is a Culo of food at my house.
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Carajal
A ton or a huge amount of something.
A: 'Carlos, how much did that trip cost you?' B: 'A carajal of money, but I do not regret it.'
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PanamáAboyado
To be swamped or overwhelmed with things to do, reaching a point where no more tasks can be added to a schedule.
I am so aboyado at work that I cannot go out to eat. / Mom, I am aboyada with exams, I cannot go with you.
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Venezuelaruma
A heap or stack of things piled up in large quantities.
I walked into my office and there was a ruma of papers on my desk that made me lose any desire to work.
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Perúcancha
1. A sports field or court, especially for soccer. (In Peru, the neighborhood cancha is a central social hub). 2. como cancha: A ton, loads, or an abundance of something. (Likely referring to the volume of toasted corn kernels, also called cancha, provided as a common snack). 3. tener cancha: To be experienced, seasoned, or street-smart in a particular area.
1. Bring the ball because the cancha is free. 2. Your brother has money como cancha. 3. That salesman has cancha, he did not have a single item left.
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Paca
A bulk pack or large bundle of items, usually referring to wholesale quantities of food staples or paper products.
Give me a Paca of pasta; I need to buy a Paca of paper (often referring to toilet paper rolls).
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Bojote
A large bundle, pile, or a great quantity of things. (Usually refers to a heap of items or a package tied together).
I have a huge bojote of clothes piled up on the chair in my room.
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Barsa
A term used by rural folk to denote a large amount or a whole lot of something. (Commonly used by people from the countryside).
There is a barsa of people in the park.
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República DominicanaAmuchar
To huddle up, crowd together, or bunch people or things into a tight space (derived from the word mucho, meaning many).
They were all amuchados fucking.
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Coñazo
A massive or excessive amount of something. This is a vulgar intensifier, roughly equivalent to a shitload or a fuckton.
The computer had a coñazo of viruses.
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