chupalo
A vulgar command for the listener to perform oral sex on the speaker, used to show dominance or express total contempt.
chupalo, you jerk.
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Tag: ofensa
Definitions tagged ofensa in the street dictionary.
Panamáenchucharse
To get really pissed off or deeply annoyed.
I got enchuché that day, I did not like what he told me at all | She cannot drink because she gets enchucha over every little thing
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Emputazón
A state of being extremely pissed off or a fit of intense rage.
Don't talk to me like that, you know I get an emputazón... : She got into an emputazón when she saw him with his new girlfriend.
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Palabra sucia
A swear word, profanity, or vulgar expression considered offensive or taboo in polite conversation.
My little brother said a palabra sucia and my dad hit him: my mom does not like us living in that building because the neighbor says a lot of palabras sucias.
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Boquisucio
A foul-mouthed person who uses profanity or insults.
That kid is a rude boquisucio | Andres, do not be a boquisucio in front of the baby.
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CARAJO
An exclamation used to express anger, frustration, or strong emphasis, equivalent to saying Shit, Damn it, or The hell.
When the carajo are you going to pick up those toys, Samuel! : Pay attention to me when I talk to you, carajo!
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Manso
A slang intensifier used to emphasize a person's characteristics, typically negative ones. It functions like the words total, massive, or huge to indicate that someone embodies a trait to an extreme degree.
That guy is a manso dead weight. That woman is a mansa slut.
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Pa’ que respete
An expression used to justify taking a firm or drastic action to teach someone a lesson. It signals that one is asserting their worth or authority so the other person learns to show proper respect and stops taking them for granted.
Stop texting that guial, pa' que respete. Let her text you if she wants to talk (guial is a Panamanian term for a girl or young woman, derived from the English word). I am going to give you two hits with my flip-flop, pa' que respete.
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Pa’ que sea’ serio
An expression used to justify taking a firm or harsh stance against someone to make them reflect, act correctly, or realize you are not to be toyed with. It is equivalent to saying, to teach them a lesson, or, so they get their act together.
I am not going to call him anymore or send him messages, pa' que sea serio and he finally makes a decision; I broke up with her, buddy, pa' que sea seria and she sees that I am not to be messed with.
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Fokin
Derived from the English word fucking, this term is used as an intensifier to mean fucking or goddamn (Panama has many Hispanicized English loanwords due to the historical U.S. presence in the Canal Zone).
Shut your fokin mouth : Who told you that fokin lie?
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Chamito
A diminutive of chamo (Venezuelan for boy or guy) that is used either as a patronizing way to belittle someone or as a term of endearment.
Look chamito, you think you're acting tough? / That chamito is so cute, look at those eyes!
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Venezuelamariflor
A slang and often disparaging term for a gay man. (The word became widespread in Panama and Latin America due to the song No queremos mariflor by the Panamanian reggae artist Nando Boom).
Look at that mariflor, he walks better than a woman | Is your brother a mariflor, friend? Since when has that deal been going on?
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Bulto
A person who is incompetent or useless at a specific task. It refers to someone who is dead weight and whose presence is more of a hindrance than a help.
My brother is a Bulto when it comes to cooking. | You still haven't learned to drive? What a Bulto!
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Cholo
1. A friendly way to address a pal, common in the rural provinces. 2. A derogatory term for someone from the countryside, or a city dweller perceived as uneducated or ignorant (the interior refers to provinces outside the capital city). This negative sense is usually used by the upper class.
What is up, cholo? : Look at that cholo, he does not even know how to use a fork.
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En verga
A vulgar expression used to describe something of poor quality or someone who is being disappointing or useless.
You are En verga, That movie was En verga
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Fundillo
A vulgar term for the buttocks or ass. It is also used as an exaggeration to mock someone or to describe something as being of very poor quality.
That finger smells like fundillo | That lady cannot cook, her food tastes like fundillo.
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Me vale verga
1. A vulgar expression used to show a total lack of interest or care. 2. A vulgar way to tell someone their behavior is pathetic, disappointing, or that they are a piece of shit (the word verga is a vulgar term for penis).
Get lost, me vale verga. Did you really tell him that? Vales verga.
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bagre
A woman who is considered very unattractive or ugly, especially to an observer who is not under the influence of drugs or alcohol (bagre literally means catfish).
Did you go out with that bagre? | I do not know what men see in that bagre.
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Madrazo
A harsh verbal insult or a profanity-laced verbal attack, often specifically referring to the act of insulting someone's mother.
You are going to get a madrazo if you keep messing around.
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Colombiachanda
A stray mutt. It is also an insult for a person who is vulgar or low-class, and it can describe something of very poor quality. (In Colombia, the term originally refers to a scruffy or mangy street dog).
Olga! Look at the chanda I brought home. This chanda of a car does not work.
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Titua
1. An onomatopoeic word for a sharp slap or smack, usually with an open hand. 2. An insult, snub, or verbal blow.
He gave him a Titua that sent him rolling...
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República DominicanaGuebon
refers to a stupid or moronic person, or a man with a large penis.
Look at you, you Guebon, damn! or Holy shit, what a Guebon you have!
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cajetazo
A verbal attack using insults or indirect remarks (throwing shade), although it can also mean a physical strike or hit.
Man, that woman was throwing so many cajetazos!
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