Mata
A common way to refer to a tree. (In Dominican Spanish, this term is used for trees of any size, whereas in other countries it usually refers to a bush or shrub.)
That is a mango mata.
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Tag: papaya
Definitions tagged papaya in the street dictionary.
República Dominicanapapalla
1. A sweet, oblong tropical fruit with orange flesh and black seeds. 2. (Cuba and Nicaragua) Vulgar term for a woman's genitals. 3. (Colombia) dar papaya: To provide an opening or leave yourself exposed (often used as a warning to not make yourself an easy target for theft or trickery by being flashy or careless).
papaya, fruit
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Españapapayaso
A golden opportunity or a lucky break that is easy to seize, especially regarding a great bargain or an unexpected advantage. (In Colombia, the papaya fruit is used in several idioms to represent an easy target or a chance that should not be missed).
He found a trip at a great price. He tells a friend: 'I found a papayaso with this airline.'
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Colombiapapayon
A massive papaya tree. (The suffix -on is an augmentative used to emphasize that the tree is unusually large).
That papaya tree is a huge papayon. What a massive papayon. That papayon is producing papayas.
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Perúpandorca
A vulgar slang term for a woman's vagina.
Damn, that girl has such a big pandorca!
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papayaso
A golden opportunity or a situation where something is handed over on a silver platter (in Venezuela, the fruit papaya is often used as a metaphor for something very easy).
He made it way too easy for him, what a papayaso.
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Venezuelapapayaso
A golden opportunity or a situation where someone leaves themselves wide open to be taken advantage of. (In Colombia, papaya is slang for a target or vulnerability: to give papaya means to provide an easy opening, and a papayaso is the act of exploiting that opening).
She left her bag sitting right by the window and the neighbor just snatched up that papayaso.
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pirix
A vulgar term for the vagina, described as the primary source of conflict between men and the main target of woman-chasers. (In Southeast Mexico, this Mayan-influenced word is commonly used to mean the buttocks).
What a pirix Belen has.
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MéxicoChopaipa
The female sexual organ: pussy, snatch, or cunt.
Girl, your chopaipa is so hairy.
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Puerto RicoLechoza
A fruit with yellow or reddish-yellow skin and black seeds on the inside. It is delicious and commonly eaten fresh or as juice in Venezuela (known as papaya in most other Spanish-speaking countries).
Lechoza improves digestion and is very medicinal for the stomach and colon.
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