Definitions tagged tigres in the street dictionary.
A dedicated fan of the Tigres del Licey, one of the most successful and historic Dominican baseball teams. The term implies the fan has great taste in the sport and is blue-blooded (the team color is blue and they are often associated with high status).
The gentleman in the blue cap is a liceysta!
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A nickname claimed by the Tigres del Licey baseball team to highlight their dominance and history of winning championships. It is the most annoying word for fans of rival teams to hear (The Licey Tigers are the oldest and most successful team in the Dominican winter league).
The Glorioso Licey Tigers.
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The most successful and prestigious team in Dominican baseball. Their main rivals are the Aguilas Cibaeñas, who are mockingly called the pica pollo cibaeños (Licey is the oldest team in the Dominican league and holds the record for the most championships: pica pollo refers to a popular local fried chicken dish and cibaeño refers to people from the northern region of the country).
Licey is the champion once again.
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A good baseball team that is inferior to the Aguilas Cibaeñas. Every Licey fan knows this but obviously won't admit it. They aren't idiots enough to say their team is no good, so they defend them, but deep down they know the truth. (Licey and Aguilas Cibaeñas are the two main rival teams in the Dominican baseball league).
Licey is the best, man, stop it. (I know that's not true, but I still keep talking nonsense wherever I go). A typical Licey fan who won't accept reality.
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University professors who engage in petty trading or side hustles, even if they lose money on the deal, just to get quick cash to fund their vices. (UASD refers to the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo, the country's main public university).
For example, some professors at UASD.
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