Definitions tagged nice in the street dictionary.
Used in Venezuela to describe something that is good, cool, or pleasant. It can refer to a person, an object, or a situation (this is the quintessential Venezuelan word for good).
How Chevere. This is really Chevere. It is super Chevere.
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A person who feels like, or is, much better or more special than everyone else: someone who is a big deal or very cool.
I am vacano because I have money.
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Derived from the words chulo (cool) and picadera (snacks or appetizers), it describes something that is awesome, great, or very cool.
Ana Amelia, didn't you know there is a party today? Yeah, what a Chulipicadera!
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A term of endearment or pet name used to address someone instead of using their actual name (popularized by a wealthy Dominican socialite named Ana Amelia).
Hi, Honeysweety, how are you doing? -Fine, and you? -Fine too.
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Used to express that someone is doing well or that a situation is excellent, equivalent to saying everything is cool or great.
-Hi, how are you? -Uva.
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Something really cool, awesome, or lit.
That guy is A Fuego, I really like him.
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Describes something pleasant, nice, or special, whether a person, object, or action. It refers to anything good or enjoyable. When describing people, it means they are attractive or have a great, friendly personality (it is the standard Venezuelan slang for cool).
"How chévere to go to the movies!", "That shirt looks chévere on you.", "How chévere those shoes are!", "That guy is chévere."
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