A common term for a friend, buddy, or pal, similar to man or dude. Although it literally means old man, it is used to address peers or acquaintances as a sign of camaraderie regardless of their actual age.
Look VIEJO, let's go see the girls at the pool. / I have to call the VIEJO from the bakery. Hey VIEJO, remember what is pending.
Venezuelan slang used as a generic masculine pronoun for a friend, similar to dude or man. It is also used as an insult to describe someone as stupid, clumsy, or useless. (The term is a phonetic spelling of huevon, which literally refers to large testicles, implying the person is so heavy they are slow or lazy).
What is up, won. / You really are a webon, boy, you fell asleep.