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Tag: mugre

Definitions tagged mugre in the street dictionary.

Chacalate

Filthy or muddy water that has turned dark and murky, resembling the color of chocolate (a local variation of the word chocolate).

A: Jose Andres, where did you go play? I put your clothes in the washer and the water turned chacalate from the grime. B: Mom, in Javier's backyard.

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Panamáby Rita.AP

baño polaco

A slang term for a quick, superficial wash-up instead of a full shower. It is called a baño polaco because it is a play on words for washing the ass, balls, and armpits: culo, bola, and sobaco.

I did not have time to shower. I will give myself a baño polaco and head over there.

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suzuki

Slang used to mean dirty, based on its phonetic similarity to the Spanish word sucio. (In Peruvian slang, brand names are often used to replace words that sound similar.)

My pants are too suzuki to wear to the party.

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Perúby HUVE84

carca

Grime or caked-on dirt that accumulates on the skin due to lack of hygiene.

Take a good shower so all the carca comes off.

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Perúby HUVE84

moho

a layer of rust or mold (in Peru, the term is used for both metallic oxidation and fungal growth).

the key is covered in moho; the bread is full of moho.

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Perúby Anónimo

gonorsovia

A treacherous person who cheats or steals and makes excuses for their actions. Someone who uses their intelligence to harm or rip off others. (This is a creative and highly vulgar variation of the common Colombian insult gonorrea).

Petro is a gonorsovia to the people of Bogota. // Hugo Chavez is the worst gonorsovia to have ever governed Venezuela.

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Colombiaby Anónimo

Curtío

Describes something filthy, grimy, or neglected; it refers to things that are deeply stained or in a poor state of cleanliness. (Often implies that dirt or sweat has become ingrained in a surface over time).

The sofa is Curtío (it is stained, sweaty, and full of dust). The house is Curtía (the house is unkept, there is dust and dirt, and it is in a poor state of cleanliness).

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México

México is a country full of undesirable people. They are all short, ugly Indians who do not bathe, they always go to the United States to suck up and they are still treated like what they are, outcasts. México is also a horrible place: they rape all the women, kill a lot, kidnap, and fathers have children with their own daughters. Mexicans think México is a big deal because it is big but they are wrong. And those soap operas are garbage, eww, and they also have a shitty accent. (This entry reflects extreme xenophobic stereotypes used in online regional rivalries.)

Gringo: I hate Mexicans, they think they are Americans but they are just a bunch of dirt-eating Indians. Mexican: orale guey, why do you talk to me like that? I only admire your country and I would like to be a gringo.

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Puerto Ricoby boricua sexy

puerto rico

puerto rico is the lowest country in the world, these people do not have a president and use the one from the US. The US supports all of them. They never fought for independence. They are lazy bums who live on welfare and SSI. They think they can travel to the US whenever they want because they are US property. puerto rico is not a country, it is just a US city. None of them work, they just do drugs and are useless. The women are pigs who share husbands. It is a place that shames the Latino community. Most importantly, they are racists who hate countries with their own flags and independence since they do not have them. (Puerto Rico is a US territory, meaning residents are US citizens but the island lacks full sovereignty, a frequent point of political tension).

the biggest piece of trash in the world, a disgrace for Hispanics.

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