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Tag: nitida

Definitions tagged nitida in the street dictionary.

melcocha

A thick, sticky syrup made from boiled honey or sugar. In slang, it refers to a person or couple who is being overly affectionate, mushy, or sappy. (This refers to a traditional taffy-like candy whose gooey sweetness is a metaphor for lovey-dovey behavior).

Like, it is a melcocha.

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cojible

A person or thing that is a viable option, suitable, or attractive enough for a specific situation (in Argentina, this is a vulgar term because it derives from the verb coger, which means to have sex).

This shirt is cojible to wear.

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brahma

A brand of beer famous for being extremely cheap and popular. (Brahma is known in the Dominican Republic for its aggressive 3 for 100 pesos price point which made it a staple of social gatherings).

Jose: Man, we are not doing anything this Friday. I do not have a dime. Pedro: Do not be a fool, since there is brahma at 3 for 100 there is always a party. There are 4 of us, for about 200 pesos each we can kill a case while playing dominoes.

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maceta

Used to describe something that is excellent, cool, or top-notch (jevi, vacano, and nitido are other Dominican terms for cool).

Damn dude, that girl is por la maceta.

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Trinquete

Refers to a person who is in excellent physical shape or very strong. It is also used to describe something that is well-made or of high quality.

That woman is like a Trinquete (she looks great). That food turned out like a Trinquete (it was amazing).

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