Aburar
Used in Palencia, Spain, to describe lightly scorching or singeing clothing with an iron without burning a hole through the fabric.
The iron was too hot and it slightly aburó my sleeve.
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Tag: planchar
Definitions tagged planchar in the street dictionary.
EspañaPlantar
To stand someone up, whether it is a friend or a romantic partner, by not showing up to a scheduled date. It also refers to flaking on any event or activity you promised to attend.
The girl left me plantado at the restaurant.
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República DominicanaPlancha
A) A household iron for clothes. B) A flake or someone who stands you up for a date, party, or meeting.
A) Hand me the Plancha to iron these shirts. B) That girl is out of line, she left me Planchao for tonight's party, first and last time I invite her out.
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Niagara
A brand of spray starch or liquid used when ironing fine clothing to ensure a sharp crease (this specific brand name is used generically for any laundry starch).
Bring me the niagara, I am going to do the ironing.
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