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Tag: senil

Definitions tagged senil in the street dictionary.

tío

A respectful way to address elderly strangers in public. It is frequently used by street vendors and service workers as a polite alternative to terms like grandparent or old person, which can be considered rude. (In Panama, using familial titles for non-relatives is a standard way to show warmth and respect toward elders).

A: Tía, can I help you with that bag? B: Oh, thank you, young man.

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charri

A term from Peruvian coastal slang used to describe someone as crazy or out of their mind (criollismo refers to the traditional urban culture of the Peruvian coast, particularly Lima).

What are you talking about? You are charri.

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