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Tag: rebu

Definitions tagged rebu in the street dictionary.

rebusero

A troublemaker or rebel who is always looking for a fight. The term describes someone who starts a rebú (a slang term for a brawl, mess, or loud commotion).

1) That young guy is a rebusero, he is always up to no good. 2) A rebusero doesn't care about the time or place when it comes to causing trouble.

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baita

A messy situation, a trap, or a drama that one gets caught up in or stumbles into unexpectedly.

Damn dude, what a baita I walked into at Juan's house, the girl was cheating on him.

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baita

A trap, setup, or a messy situation that someone gets caught up in (commonly used in Dominican slang and derived from the English word bait).

Damn, Juan, what a baita Luis got himself into with that girl and she ended up pregnant.

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Rebu

Used to describe a mess, a fight, or a chaotic situation that breaks out suddenly.

I am in such a Rebu right now. What a Rebu broke out at the party last night.

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Pinche

A sudden fight, brawl, or chaotic mess that erupts out of nowhere, forcing everyone to either throw down or run for cover. It is the kind of situation that happens when a pickpocket is caught or bottles start flying at the local corner store (a colmado is a neighborhood grocery shop that also serves as a social hub and bar).

Damn, a pinche broke out and they split Manuel open.

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A la garata con puño

A scramble or free-for-all that happens when someone throws money or food into a crowd, causing people to fight or shove each other to grab the items.

The guy threw 1,000 pesos and a heated garata con puño broke out right then and there.

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