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Tag: salio

Definitions tagged salio in the street dictionary.

arrecho

Depending on the verb used, this term changes meaning. To ser arrecho is to be a badass (highly skilled or bold) or to be brazenly shameless. To estar arrecho is to be pissed off or angry. The noun form, arrechera, refers to the state of being angry.

I didn't study for the exam and got a 20 (the highest grade in Venezuela), I am so arrecho. That girl treated me like a servant on my birthday, she really is arrecha. I am arrecha because of some trashy woman who cut in line to buy toilet paper, she is such a bitch and took the last roll, what an arrechera.

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Bocón

A blabbermouth or loudmouth who cannot keep secrets, often referring to someone who is a snitch or untrustworthy.

This guy is a real bocón, now what? / Don't be such a bocón or they will cut your tongue out.

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Bulde Pasao

Describes someone who is extremely disrespectful, pushy, or constantly oversteps their bounds. (Bulde is a Venezuelan slang term meaning very or a lot).

Hey Jorge, who invited this guy to the party? ... Well, he arrived with Eduardo ... That Eduardo is bulde pasao.

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salio

A nosy, pushy, or meddlesome person who sticks their nose into things that do not concern them and gives unsolicited opinions.

That kid really is salio, he gets into everything.

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Chepino

A nosy person or busybody who gets involved in matters that do not concern them (the term comes from Chepa, a common nickname associated with gossip characters in local media).

Don't be a chepino, you have nothing to do with this.

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