Lamprimaso
A very hard blow or a heavy slap to the face or any other part of the body.
Damn, Juan Carlos got hit with a really hard lamprimaso by another guy who was pissed off.
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Tag: tablaso
Definitions tagged tablaso in the street dictionary.
República DominicanaMajaguaso
A heavy, forceful punch or blow delivered to the temple. (Majagua is a type of hard wood native to the Caribbean, implying a hit as hard as a piece of timber).
Look you bastard, I will hit you with a majaguaso that will keep you from ever seeing again.
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Guai mi mai
A brutal, unrestrained blow or beating so severe that the victim is left in a critical or unknown state.
Man, they gave that crazy guy on the corner a Guai mi mai that I actually felt sorry for him. They left him lying on the ground: that is what happens for being a smart-ass.
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Tablazo
The act of hitting someone with a wooden board or plank.
My mom hit me with a piece of wood, so she gave me a Tablazo.
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Shot
A small serving of hard liquor downed in one gulp. It is used as an excuse for everything: getting dumped, fired, failing an exam, or just being fed up with life. You take one for people who passed away, for a newborn, for a raise, or just because. It can lead to a massive jumo (drunkenness) or make you happy as hell. (The term is specifically associated with ShotBar, a popular bar in the Colonial Zone of Santo Domingo).
1. Dude, my grandma died. For her, man, a shot. 2. Damn, I totally bombed that exam. Let's go have a few shot tonight and forget about it, bro!
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Cutupún
The sound or act of slamming your face into a door at night during a power outage (a common occurrence in the Dominican Republic due to frequent blackouts).
This damn power situation has me pissed off, let me go outside to get some air. Cutupún!
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coñaso
1: An intensified and more aggressive version of the swear word coño, used to express extreme anger or frustration. 2: A very hard physical blow or punch (In Dominican Spanish, the suffix -aso is frequently used to turn a word into a strike or to increase its intensity).
1: Go to the coñaso of your damn mother! 2: Keep fucking around... I am going to give you a coñaso.
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Fuetazo
A heavy blow or a forceful strike, often referring to a lashing or whipping. (The term derives from fuete, which means a whip).
They gave me a couple of fuetazos.
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Vejigaso
A blow or whack delivered by a diablo cojuelo (a masked character in the Dominican Carnival who carries a dried, inflated cow bladder used to strike bystanders).
I got hit with just one vejigaso.
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