cacazo
A heavy, forceful blow or a hard hit (derived from caco, which is a slang term for head).
He took a couple of cacazo during the fight.
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Tag: tablazo
Definitions tagged tablazo in the street dictionary.
República Dominicanarramalazo
A sharp strike or lash given to a person or animal using a flexible object, such as a rod, a tree branch, or even a pair of jeans, resulting in a stinging or burning pain. (Tamarind branches are often used in the Dominican Republic for corporal punishment because they are flexible and difficult to break).
Look, get out of here if you do not want me to give you a rramalazo with this tamarind switch.
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Ñemaso
A heavy blow or a hard whack with a blunt object.
I gave myself a nasty ñemaso with the hammer.
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pechico
A cokehead or a person who snorts powder drugs. The term also refers to the hit or dose itself, which makes the user go wild.
Bro, you are taking your pechico, stop that crap. Bro, you are getting pechica.
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Ñemaso
A heavy smack or blow to the side of the head, specifically landed between the temple and the middle of the eyebrow (guevo del oido is a local term for the area around the ear).
Dad: I told you not to touch the food with dirty hands. Pepito: But, daddy, and then comes the Ñemaso. WHACK!
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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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Guamaso
A heavy blow or hard whack. It refers to both an accidental hit, like bumping into an object, and a physical strike intended for someone, particularly a blow to the mouth.
Damn, what a guamaso I gave myself with the door! Jeez, that girl gave him a guamaso in the mouth that knocked out a tooth!
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