Bis Bis
An informal way to address someone or a substitute for the pronoun you, similar to dude, man, or buddy.
Hey Bis, let's go for a walk.
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Tag: voz
Definitions tagged voz in the street dictionary.
GuatemalaJOÑIQUI
Used to describe a nasal or twangy quality in someone's voice when they are speaking or singing.
Salsa singers sing really JOÑIQUI.
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BoliviaCUCHICHEAR
To whisper or talk in hushed tones between two or more people so that others can only hear a murmur, usually to share secrets or gossip.
These friends do nothing but CUCHICHEAR all day. / Stop the CUCHICHEAR, it is disrespectful when there are more of us in the meeting.
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VenezuelaArbolario
A loudmouthed or boisterous person whose voice carries so far they can be heard from a great distance away.
Yenile is way too arbolaria.
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Ombligofónica
A deep, resonant, and authoritative voice. This style was popular among old-school radio announcers who spoke with great solemnity (the term suggests the sound originates from the navel).
And now let us hear a Barcelo ad with the ombligofonica voice of John Gres (Barcelo is a popular Dominican rum).
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República DominicanaMedialengua
A person with a physical speech impediment, specifically one that causes difficulty pronouncing certain consonants like the letter r, unrelated to their education level or regional accent.
Loan appdoved!
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singular
a one of a kind person, someone who stands out for having a unique gift or quality that others do not have.
it describes when a person is privileged with something that nobody else has.
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