jale
Personal magnetism, charm, or sex appeal that makes someone naturally attractive to the opposite sex.
Your older cousin has always had jale.
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Tag: seduccion
Definitions tagged seduccion in the street dictionary.
Perúfachero
A man who is physically attractive, charismatic, or well-dressed. It describes someone with a sharp or cool appearance (In Argentina, facha refers to a person's look).
I am so fachero, man!
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ArgentinaQueso
A strong sexual desire or lust for someone; a clear intention to hook up or get sexual with a specific person. (While the word literally means cheese, in this context it refers to being horny or having the hots for someone.)
I have such a Queso for that guy... | Tell your friend I have the Queso for her.
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PanamáLevante, levantar
1. A casual romantic interest or hookup whom someone sees without being in a formal relationship. 2. The act of successfully picking someone up or seducing them.
Did you see Jorge's levante? Total hottie | I levanté a total hunk in the interior (the provinces outside Panama City).
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arrecho
1) Horny, sexually aroused, and ready for action. 2) A badass or a highly skilled person who excels at a specific task or many different things.
You have a look of arrechera on your face... : Did you see how that guy plays guitar? He is a real arrecho.
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pavoneo
A seduction tactic used to win someone over just to make out with them, followed by an immediate loss of interest once the goal is achieved.
- What happened with the girl? - I just wanted to pavonearla.
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República DominicanaLigue
A casual hookup, a fling, or the act of picking someone up. Derived from the verb ligar, meaning to tie or bind, it describes successfully flirting with or seducing someone.
Well, later today I am going out with the girl I met yesterday to see if I can score a ligue with her.
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