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Tag: p.r.o

Definitions tagged p.r.o in the street dictionary.

Globoludo

A derogatory term for supporters of former Argentine president Mauricio Macri. It is a portmanteau of globo (balloon) and boludo (idiot), referencing the balloons used at rallies for his political parties (PRO and Cambiemos are center-right coalitions in Argentina).

These globoludos believe everything that donkey says!

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Ak7

Pronounced like the phrase a cachete, this term describes something that is excellent, top-notch, or really cool. (It is a phonetic shorthand for the Costa Rican expression a cachete, which literally means to the cheek but is used to say something is great).

That movie is ak7.

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pro

Noun. Used for someone who acts like a professional. People are too lazy to say the full word profesional, so they just say pro instead.

You beat all the levels! So pro! My sister is really pro at crafts.

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pro..!

Used to describe someone who is an expert or highly skilled at a specific task or activity.

That guy is a pro.! on motorcycles. In baseball I am a pro.!, no one can beat me (in the Dominican Republic, pelota usually refers to baseball).

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pro

In the Dominican Republic, this is a shortened version of professional. It refers to someone who displays a high degree of skill or expertise in any activity.

Example: You are really a pro at roller skating. Juan: Holy shit, dude! Did you see how that guy on the motorcycle jumped? Jesus: That guy is a pro!

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo

P.R.O.

A sarcastic backronym for Pendejo Recibiendo Ordenes (Dumbass Taking Orders), used to mock a man who is henpecked or completely bossed around by his partner.

Dude, you are a P.R.O. in your house.

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República Dominicanaby Anónimo