Definitions tagged venao in the street dictionary.
A mock license for a man whose partner is notoriously and openly unfaithful. It stands for Cuerno Seguro Con Cedula, meaning Guaranteed Horn with ID Card, effectively labeling the person a certified cuckold (in the Dominican Republic, a horn or cuerno is the symbol of infidelity and the cedula is the national identity card).
That guy needs to buy the CSCC license because his woman is making a total joke out of him.
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A married woman's lover, the other man. Specifically, the guy mom is seeing that dad doesn't know about. (In Mexican culture, Sancho is a ubiquitous character in jokes about adultery and machismo).
1. A family without a Sancho is like a garden without flowers. 2. If you don't have a Sancho, it's because your wife is very ugly.
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A man whose wife is unfaithful to him: a cuckold.
Manuel is a cabrón.
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A woman who cheats on her husband or partner, a two-timer (the term comes from the phrase echar chifles, which means to give someone horns or betray them).
Women who are chifleras get swollen knees, you cheater.
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A woman who is extremely and obsessively jealous, referring to someone whose behavior is chronic and stubborn.
Listen, you do not even let me walk to the corner in peace, that jealousy of yours is wearing me out already, you are a Celosa Empedernida.
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Someone who has never been cheated on (refers to a common Dominican saying suggesting that everyone will eventually be a victim of infidelity).
Like the song says, in this world nobody dies a moton.
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A person whose partner is being unfaithful to them. (The term is a shortened version of venado, or deer, referring to the horns a cuckold is said to wear.)
- Bro, I saw your girlfriend kissing another guy yesterday. - Don't play around! You're saying I'm a damn VENAO!
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