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Tag: opa

Definitions tagged opa in the street dictionary.

FRAILE

A person who is clumsy, inept, or lacks the skill to do things correctly, someone who constantly messes up whatever they try to do.

Manuel is a FRAILE with girls.

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GILIBERTO

Used to describe someone who is a bit slow or lacks common sense; a dummy or simpleton.

You are a total giliberto, you cannot take your cell phone into the pool.

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OPAMENTE

To act like a fool or do something in a stupid way. (In Bolivia, an opa is a person considered simple-minded or slow).

Your brother went, opamente, to his ex-girlfriend's house.

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OPEAR

To treat someone like an idiot or a simpleton, often by talking down to them or patronizing them (based on the word opa, which is a regional term for a fool or slow-witted person).

My mom is going to opear you if you keep being annoying.

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OPERÍA

A stupid or moronic act committed by a dimwit. (In Bolivia, this comes from the word opa, which refers to a foolish or slow-witted person.)

My idiot brother just did an OPERÍA, he stuck a crayon up his nose.

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Pelafustán

A dummy, a good-for-nothing, or an unimportant person who acts foolishly. Someone who wastes time or is generally useless. The feminine version is pelafustana. (In Argentina, it is often used for a man perceived as a low-life or a loser).

He fell off his bike, the pelafustán.

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