Definitions tagged tripear in the street dictionary.
A term used primarily by wealthy or upper-class youth (yeyé is a Panamanian term for someone posh or well-off) to refer to a trip or the act of traveling.
Jorge and I are putting together a trip to Cancun, do you want to go? | We went to tripear at the beach on Sunday.
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An informal way to say you are having a great time or really enjoying a specific thing, person, or situation.
I am tripeando this ice cream, it is delicious. / I am going to be tripeando that party from start to finish. / I want to be tripeando all night with that hot guy.
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A way to describe a person or situation that is all about having fun, joking around, or having a great time: a total blast or a good vibe.
That buddy is pure tripeo. / The get-together will be a tripeo. / The class with that professor was a total tripeo.
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Derived from the English word trip, this term was originally used by drug users to describe their high. In the Caribbean, it has evolved to mean having a good time, partying, or simply enjoying something that is fun or entertaining.
- I like to tripear on molly, it feels good. - Come over to my place, let's tripear for a while with some weed. - Let's go to that party to tripear. - I like that movie, I tripea on it.
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The act of ignoring someone, giving them the cold shoulder, or dodging a conversation when they are trying to talk to you.
Stop the pichaera and be straight with me.
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To tease, mock, or pull someone's leg by tricking them into believing a lie. (In the Dominican Republic, the word relajar is used to describe joking around or mocking others).
I gave that guy a real Bufear, he totally fell for the big lie.
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