KISA
A slang term used to describe fear or being scared.
"I have KISA! What if a ghost shows up?"
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Tag: terror
Definitions tagged terror in the street dictionary.
BoliviaTener los pelos pa dentro
To be scared shitless or extremely terrified by something.
A: I have the pelos pa dentro with that news about people getting fired. B: No, relax, brother, that does not affect us.
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Panamájabón
A fright, a shock, or a sudden feeling of fear.
They burst into the house all of a sudden and I got a real jabón.
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Argentinacuiqui
Fear, fright, or the creeps. It is a colloquial way to describe being spooked or nervous (In Argentina, it is often used with a slightly playful or childish tone).
- Last night the doorbell rang, I answered and nobody was there. What cuiqui!
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cagazo
A state of intense fear or a sudden, massive scare. It is a vulgar term used in informal settings, similar to the expression of getting the shit scared out of someone.
Dude, nobody was there and you burst in all of a sudden. I got such a cagazo!
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Miedo
The negation of one's self.
Every feeling of Miedo is actually an inability to face the truth, wishing it were different for one's own benefit.
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