Definitions tagged un-lote in the street dictionary.
A slang term used to describe an exaggeratedly large but unspecified number of things, similar to saying a gazillion or umpteen.
There were like cuchuciento people in the Inespre line (Inespre is a Dominican government agency that sells low-cost food, often resulting in very long queues).
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A ton, a lot, or a large amount of something.
Bro, we have to hustle for pila of cash.
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A ton of money or a big payday. (In the Dominican Republic, the word literally means bag, implying a bag full of cash).
Manolo made la funda of money with that little business deal.
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A fat stack or wad of cash (Referring to the large, compressed bales of secondhand clothes imported into the country).
That young girl spent la paca of money.
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A modern way to say I love you very much, using a more urban and cool style (in the Dominican Republic, the word pila is used to mean a lot or a ton).
A: Baby, don't you love me? B: Girl! Yo te quiero pila.
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A slang term used to mean a lot, a ton, or a bunch, popular among young people.
That girl told me a tro of things.
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A slang term used to express abundance or a large quantity of something, similar to saying a ton or a heap (literally means sack).
If that guy keeps bothering me I am going to give him a Saco of punches. Dude! Mario works for the government, that guy has a Saco of money now.
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Dominicans use this expression to indicate a large amount or a ton of something. It is a slang term meaning a bunch or a heap.
- Man, I liked the movie un tro. - I have un tro of money so today we are going to drink heavy.
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