Sicote
The smell of cigarette smoke or the stale, lingering odor of tobacco.
Open the window, it smells like sicote. That man smells like sicote.
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Tag: tabaco
Definitions tagged tabaco in the street dictionary.
Colombiapucho
A common slang term for a cigarette.
Give me a pucho, I am really stressed out.
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Perúfili
A cigarette or a marijuana joint.
I really want a fili.
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Venezueladi
Prepared chewing tobacco (the term is a genericized trademark derived from a popular brand name).
That man chews di.
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República DominicanaChancleta
Used to describe a joint or cigarette that has been rolled poorly, appearing loose, misshapen, or messy. (The word literally means flip-flop, suggesting the joint looks flat or flimsy).
What a disaster, man; that joint turned out chancleta.
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Cachimbo
1. An old-fashioned tobacco pipe. 2. A saxophone.
1. The old man won't let go of his cachimbo in the morning. 2. Peña Suazo's cachimbos sound better than Tulile's (Peña Suazo and Tulile are famous Dominican merengue musicians).
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Nacional
One of the most successful Dominican cigarette brands. It was launched in the 70s to compete against Montecarlo and is still sold today. (Nacional is a staple local tobacco brand in the Dominican Republic.)
Nacional will be with you in other programs, Naaacionaaaal, Up with the Nacional flavor: Finding myself in a country of green fields, and the people who stop in the streets to talk, to love, that makes me feel, Nacionaaaaal
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tabacon
A massive joint or blunt rolled with paper from a colmado (a local neighborhood convenience store) and packed with a huge amount of weed. It is so thick it usually needs to be lit with a wick and results in an intense high. It is typically smoked in neighborhood alleys, carport parties, or at local liquor stores while listening to old-school reggaeton or Bob Marley. It is also known as a pachuche and is used by everyone from street kids to politicians.
Dude, let's go smoke a killer tabacon I made with the money I stole from my old lady.
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Montecarlo
A cigarette brand launched in 1964 by the Tabacalera company in Santiago. It was the top seller for a long time, competing with Marlboro until the 90s when it went to hell. They try to bring it back every now and then, but it always flops. People used to say smoking a Montecarlo was like smoking a bazooka. (Santiago refers to Santiago de los Caballeros, the hub of the tobacco industry in the Dominican Republic).
Montecarlo, unique flavor. The authentic pleasure of smoking. I feel good, better than good, my Montecarlo keeps on winning.
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Pichi
Used in Panama to refer to a hit, dose, or portion of marijuana.
That guy got wasted on pichi.
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PanamáPachuche
A rustic, homemade cigar made of pure tobacco leaves.
I am going to smoke a pachuche.
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tabaquero
Someone who really loves tobacco or is a heavy smoker. (Cigar production is a major part of the local economy and culture).
Also someone who works with tobacco is a tabaquero.
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torja
A shed or rack where farmers dry tobacco leaves (Mao is a city in the Valverde province of the Dominican Republic famous for its tobacco production).
-Chicho, put these tobacco leaves over there in the torja. -Damn, buddy, you sure like the easy life.
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Cachimbo
A traditional term for a smoking pipe. In a mechanical context, it refers to the spark plug boot or connector on a motorcycle.
Son, hand me the cachimbo so I can smoke a little tobacco.
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