Papa
A vulgar term used among youth to refer to the female genitals, especially if shaven.
What a hot Papa.
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Tag: pelada
Definitions tagged pelada in the street dictionary.
Perúñaca
A trashy woman from a poor background who acts like she is high class or beautiful. It describes someone who is rude, uneducated, and arrogant, usually living in a shanty town but pretending to be something she is not (asentamientos are informal settlements in urban areas).
That woman is a total ñaca, she is a vulgar person who thinks she is all that.
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Guatemalañaca
A derogatory term for a poor, uneducated woman who acts as if she is high-class, beautiful, or superior. She is considered trashy, arrogant, and rude, typically coming from a low-income neighborhood or informal slum (asentamientos are often precarious housing settlements in urban areas) but pretending to be something she is not.
That woman is a total ñaca, she is a shameless person who thinks she is all that.
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A Mano Pela
With your bare hands, without using any protection, gloves, or tools.
And he unscrewed that nut a mano pelá!
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ColombiaAbejón
Electric hair clippers used by barbers. (The term literally means bumblebee, referring to the buzzing sound the machine makes).
They gave him a zero with the abejón and now he looks like an alien.
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República Dominicanapanochon
A tacky, trashy, or low-class person who is also annoying and full of themselves (in Mexico, the term naco refers to someone perceived as uncouth or lacking social refinement).
that panochona woman, I mean, a tacky idiot.
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Méxicocatalba
A merkin, which is a pubic wig for a shaved or bald vagina (cuca and totona are common Venezuelan slang terms for the vulva).
A shaved pussy.
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VenezuelaTraquilado
A person who has a botched, hacked, or very poorly done haircut.
Who traquiló you like that, they barely left your ears on.
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El Rufo
Refers to a person's head of hair or their haircut. It is commonly used when talking about one's hairstyle or getting a fresh cut at the barber shop.
1. A: Junior, how is my El Rufo? B: It is totally awesome, that haircut came out great. I am going to go get my El Rufo fixed up right now too. 2. Plinio, run the clippers on zero over my whole head or just leave a little shadow on El Rufo to hide the bald spot.
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Pela
A haircut or a fresh fade, referring to the trim men get at a barbershop. It is a shortened form of the word pelada, with the stress placed on the final syllable.
Yo, what is up with that Pela they gave you, you look like a dork (pariguayo is a Dominican term for someone who is naive or socially awkward).
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