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Tag: tusa

Definitions tagged tusa in the street dictionary.

Jumarse

To get wasted or hammered, either to drown one's sorrows or to have fun with friends.

That guy got dumped by his girlfriend, so he is in the mood to jumarse.

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Hasta la wacha

To be completely wasted, hammered, or plastered. It describes being extremely drunk (wacha refers to guacho, a traditional thick Panamanian rice stew, implying being full to the brim).

That day we were hasta la wacha, Luis told Maria he was in love with her.

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Hasta la verga

1. To be completely wasted, shit-faced, or extremely drunk. 2. To be fed up, sick of, or totally done with a situation or person (Cabriao is a Panamanian term for being pissed off).

I am Hasta la verga with your cheating, Julio Armando: No, I do not think that guy can drive, I see him Hasta la verga.

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tusa

The post-breakup blues or intense heartbreak felt when a romantic relationship fails and one of the partners is left feeling depressed.

when someone cheats on their partner.

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Mal de amores

Suffering from heartbreak or unrequited love, often involving feelings of bitterness. In the past, mal de amores was diagnosed by doctors as a legitimate physical illness with its own prescriptions, whereas today people usually just call it depression or sadness.

Anita was suffering from mal de amores and could not go to work for a week.

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Tuza

A Tuza is the core left over after you stuff yourself with a couple of ears of corn. To truly be a Tuza, it has to sit and age for a few months until it gets hard. (In rural areas, dried corn cobs were traditionally used as a substitute for toilet paper.)

Pedrito: Mom, we are out of toilet paper! Mama: Grab the Tuza next to the bathtub and wipe yourself! The Tuza cleans, detangles, and combs!

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