CHUCHU
A slang term used to refer to a woman's breasts, similar to boobs.
Mariana has very small CHUCHU.
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Definitions tagged senos in the street dictionary.
BoliviaPechugona
A woman with very large breasts.
Julio's sister is a pechugona, man. I really want to devour her...
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PanamáCorozos
A slang term for a woman's nipples (referring to the small, hard fruit of the corozo palm tree).
A: Baby, what do you like most about me? B: Your Corozos, my love.
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pechuga
In colloquial speech, this term is used figuratively to refer to a woman's breasts (literally means chicken breast).
Your cousin has grown a massive pechuga.
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PerúCocos
A slang term for a woman's breasts (literally coconuts).
Huge cocos. That chick has some nice cocos.
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Venezuelatetamen
A vulgar slang term for a woman's large breasts or a massive chest, often used in the context of catcalling or suggestive compliments.
You have a tetamen that makes me fall in love.
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GlobalQue teta pasando
A vulgar expression used to refer to women with large breasts. It is a pun that replaces the word esta (is) in the phrase que esta pasando (what is happening) with the word teta (tit).
Woman with large breasts: Hey buddy, what time is it? The buddy: Oh, it is... Que teta pasando!
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República DominicanaChichotas
Refers to a woman's breasts, specifically when they stand out because of their large size or beauty. (In Mexican slang, the suffix -otas is an augmentative used to emphasize size.)
Holy shit, look at those fucking Chichotas.
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Méxicoescamochar
To repeatedly and lightly slap a partner's body parts, such as the face, breasts, or buttocks, with a semi-erect or erect penis. (The source uses the term morcillon, comparing the penis's appearance to a morcilla, a Spanish blood sausage.)
In the heat of sex, the male pulls out and lets the adrenaline flow by performing the escamochar act on those parts, before finishing the mating to reach the long-awaited climax.
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Españachichas
A vulgar term for a woman's breasts, equivalent to tits or boobs (in Nicaragua, the word 'clases' is often used before a noun as an intensifier to mean huge or impressive).
Maria has some massive chichas. Alberta is very chichona.
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Nicaraguateticas
Cute little breasts, small and perky.
That girl has such hot teticas, remember that teticas should fit in your mouth: small pointed breasts.
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Tetas
Female organs that produce sexual arousal in men. While their biological purpose is to provide milk for infants, in slang the term focuses on their use for sucking or for performing a paja china (a titty fuck).
1. I gave her teta a big squeeze! 2. Damn, what a big teta, what melons, mami!
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Peson
The nipple or areola. They are slangily categorized by shape: teapot (large and protruding), fried egg (wide and flat), or normal.
- Wow, look at that girl's chest! - Yeah, but you should see her, she has Pesones like teapots... - Damn...
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Testamento
A slang term for a woman having massive breasts, using a pun on the word for a legal will. (It combines teta, meaning breast, and testamento, meaning testament).
Ari: When I die I am going to leave you my Testamento. Joel: DAMN! (Wikis is a Dominican exclamation of surprise).
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Huvas
A slang term for small breasts, comparing their size to grapes.
What little uvitas you have, they look fake.
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Melones
A slang term for breasts, specifically those that are medium or large in size (in the Dominican Republic, smaller ones are typically compared to lemons or grapes).
That girl is kind of ugly, but she has two melones that are perfect.
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