forro
A common slang term for a condom.
I didn't bring a forro, so we better not have sex right now.
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Tag: proteccion
Definitions tagged proteccion in the street dictionary.
Boliviaplatina
Tin foil or aluminum foil used to wrap and protect products like candies or chocolate bars.
I was in such a rush I almost ate the platina on the chocolate.
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Perúponcho
Plastic rain gear used to keep dry, often shaped like a hooded pullover or a full suit.
We have to bring the poncho because it is going to rain: Put on the poncho so you do not get wet.
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VenezuelaEcologia
The science that studies the relationships between living beings and their environment.
Defense and protection of the environment.
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Méxicogualicho
A spell, hex, or ritual used to cast a curse or to force someone to fall in love. (Originally a term from the Tehuelche people of the Argentine Pampa and Patagonia referring to malevolent spirits).
She cast a gualicho on him: you are under a gualicho: this is because they put a gualicho on him: only because of a gualicho would you notice that person.
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Argentinabaluarte
A bastion or bulwark. 1. A pentagonal projection at the corners of a fortification. 2. A fortified place. 3. A person, thing, or place that serves as a strong defender of a principle or cause.
That professor was a baluarte of morality.
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EspañaPante
A slang term for a condom (originally derived from a popular brand of affordable contraceptives distributed in the Dominican Republic).
I am going to buy a Pante.
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República DominicanaCondon
An annoying little latex pouch used during sex to avoid pregnancy or catching an STD.
A: Babe, put on a condon because I don't want any drama later. B: Damn! I left them at home, but no worries, I'll get you a pill later. A: Alright, cool. (Four months later...) A: My love, I have something to tell you... I'm knocked up. B: What! Oh no, Kendall! (a Dominican expression of shock or distress). A: Just so you know, we're screwed, start looking for a job because this kid is on the way.
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