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Tag: onda

Definitions tagged onda in the street dictionary.

Mala onda

An unfriendly person who has a bad attitude or is rude and dismissive. It describes someone with a negative vibe or who is unpleasant to deal with.

That teacher is so mala onda, she wouldn't even let me take an oral exam to raise my grade.

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Tener onda

To have a cool vibe, be stylish, or be charismatic. It refers to someone who is likable or has a good energy.

I like that guy for you, he tiene mucha onda.

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quimica

Connection, good vibes, and perfect understanding between two people. It is the spark or rapport that often leads to a romantic relationship.

I like Adriana. We have good quimica.

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rockear

To listen to or perform rock music. Also, to spice something up, add flair, or liven up a boring situation or a simple meal.

Saute some vegetables and rockeá that pasta.

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raxet

A girl who mixes fast-fashion clothes from stores like Bershka or Pull and Bear with luxury brands or knockoffs. She has a defiant attitude and prioritizes having a perfect manicure above all else. It is a specific aesthetic that should not be confused with being a pija (a posh or preppy girl) or a choni (a girl with a flashy, lower-class aesthetic). (Note: This is the Spanish phonetic adaptation of the English slang ratchet and is closely tied to the urban trap music scene).

Look at her, with those Jordans and the 15-euro pants from Bershka, she could not be more raxet.

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