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Tag: pecao

Definitions tagged pecao in the street dictionary.

salamanqueja

A trashy, unattractive woman who has nothing going for her but is convinced she is hot (literally a gecko, often used to describe someone scrawny or ugly).

When some ugly girl is walking down the street showing off, thinking people are staring because she is fine, when they are actually saying: look at that salamanqueja.

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PICHANCHARA

An ugly woman who looks disheveled or poorly put together (the word literally refers to a colander or strainer, used here as a derogatory term for someone who is an eyesore).

Did you see Boli's girlfriend? She is just some PICHANCHARA.

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Bajo a bacalao

The foul, fishy stench of a woman's genitals when she has gone more than a day without washing (bacalao refers to the pungent smell of salted cod).

Hey girl! You have a really strong bajo a bacalao! No way I am getting into that mess.

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Bofe

A term for a woman who is considered completely unattractive or repulsive, having no physical traits that a man would find desirable (bofe literally refers to animal lungs or offal meat, used here to describe someone tough to look at).

The typical ugly friend that nobody pays attention to because she is a bofe, meaning she is uglier than the Devil.

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Peyejo

An ugly person who hooks up with anyone (the word is a phonetic variation of the term for skin or hide).

A: Who is that girl? B: Cant you see what a total Peyejo she is!

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Mariscos

General term for all types of seafood, such as lobster, shrimp, squid, and octopus. They are highly popular because they are widely believed to be natural aphrodisiacs.

Let's go eat Mariscos at the beach.

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