Rotisimo
adj. someone who is extremely skilled or overpowered. It is the equivalent of calling a character or player broken or cracked in English gaming slang.
that soldier is rotisimo
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Tag: poderoso
Definitions tagged poderoso in the street dictionary.
Perútagarote
A big shot or fat cat whose only claim to importance is his wealth and power.
That businessman is a tagarote: if you take his money away, he has nothing else going for him.
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matatán
A tough guy who shows no fear toward anyone or anything, a person with a lot of guts.
Neighborhood boss.
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MéxicoMacaracachimba
The top dog, the big boss, or the most respected person in a specific field: the absolute best at what they do.
Hector Lavoe is the macaracachimba of salsa singers.
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Puerto Ricoulysses
a hero: a strong and powerful man.
you are a ulysses.
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Estados Unidosturpen
A person who is an expert, a know-it-all, or someone who is highly skilled in a specific area.
Man, Miguelito is a turpen, look at how he handles that stuff.
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República DominicanaGuayon
A term used to describe the typical person named Asier, implying he is a poser or someone who acts like he is extremely cool. (Guayon is an intensive form of guay, meaning cool, often used to mock someone for being a show-off. Asier is a common name of Basque origin used throughout Spain).
Asier, you are a fucking Guayon.
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EspañaRambo
A character played by actor Sylvester Stallone in a movie franchise starting in 1982. He is an indestructible soldier, and the term is used by Dominicans to describe someone who acts like a hero or a tough guy. It also refers to the 1980s cartoon series Rambo: The Force of Freedom.
- Oh, so that guy thinks he is Rambo: he is tougher than the devil.
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