brisiao
Used to describe someone moving at high speed, zooming, or rushing. (The term is derived from the word for breeze).
He left brisiao.
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Tag: volado
Definitions tagged volado in the street dictionary.
República DominicanaAlbolario
A scatterbrained or impulsive person who lacks common sense. It refers to someone who is easily agitated, loud, or acts without thinking.
Luis lost his cool today by yelling at his boss in front of everyone: because of his albolaria attitude, he lost his job.
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VenezuelaHuevon
Huevon is a ubiquitous Chilean term used as a noun, adjective, or filler. Originally a harsh insult for a man perceived as slow or stupid (suggesting someone with large testicles but no brains), it has evolved significantly. Depending on tone and relationship, it ranges from a friendly dude or girl to a disparaging idiot or asshole. It is used by all social classes and is often abbreviated as wn. Derivatives like wea refer to any object, thing, or situation, similar to the word stuff or crap.
- Haha! You fell! You are such a weona! - Hey huevona, did you see the red purse in the window? It is gorgeous! - The King of the huevones (Chilean movie title). - Hey, aweonao. Are you coming or not? (pejorative). - Yeah, there was a huevon (unknown guy) standing on the corner and suddenly Dany passed by. Then the weona (the girl) asked him for money to take the Transantiago (Santiago's public bus system) and be done with the wea (the situation). - What is that thing? - Just a wea. - Stop with the weaita (little game/thing), okay?
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