Definitions tagged rapido in the street dictionary.
A slang expression used to tell someone to hurry up or get a move on. It also refers to someone trying to hustle or pull a fast one on you by making a quick move.
Miguel: Listen Pedro, I am pissed at Jose, that guy wants to put Los Patines on me.
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A man who cums or finishes too quickly during the first round of sex.
Maria: I went out with Ramon yesterday. Eva: No way! Maria: Yeah girl (manita is a term for a close female friend), but he is a flojo, he did not even last 5 minutes.
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to get the hell out or to bolt at full speed (often used as a vulgar intensifier for movement)
let's go fingando
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Used to describe things done very quickly or in a very short amount of time. (It is a phonetic contraction of the common phrase en un dos por tres, reflecting the local tendency to drop the final s sound).
-Marcos, do your homework! -Wait, I will do that en un do por tre!
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A reckless driving move where a vehicle overtakes another by cutting in extremely close (a pastelito is a popular Dominican savory pastry, and the phrase describes the sharp, narrow angle of the lane change).
I was driving really fast and that is why I had to do some corte de patelito.
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Extremely pissed off, furious, or in a foul mood (a corruption of the phrase dado al pecado or given to sin, used to describe someone so angry they are acting out).
That guy was dao al pecao.
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A phrase used to describe an animal or person moving at breakneck speed or rushing off incredibly fast. (The term jonder is a local corruption of the word for slingshot, implying something was launched with great force).
1. Gustavo hit the dog so hard it took off Ala JonderDiablo. 2. Francisco took off Ala JonderDiablo when he saw his dad.
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Used to describe a person or object that moves at extremely high speeds, like a racing car or a bullet.
That guy was flying down the street like a Bolido.
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Used to describe a person or thing that moves or passes by at a very high speed.
That car was going like the Jon del diablo down the avenue.
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Something really easy or an easy opportunity. It refers to a task or situation that is as simple as a basic multiplication problem.
A: Dude, did you see that 2 por 3? B: Where? A: The pants hanging on the clothesline, let's go grab them. B: Let's go!
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A sudden, thick, and forceful spurt or stream of liquid, often sprayed or splashed unexpectedly.
That food didn't sit well: I went to the bathroom and just let out a Chiguete.
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An expression used to tell someone who is acting frantic, desperate, or annoying to calm down, take it easy, or back off.
- Hey 9, vete a 10, what is the deal? - My love, take it easy, vete a 10 because you are acting desperate.
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1. The state of being alive and not dead. 2. Street-smart, crafty, or slick; used to describe someone who is sharp, quick-witted, and refuses to be deceived or taken advantage of.
1. I am viva thanks to God. 2. That girl is a viva! She does not let anyone play her for a sucker.
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