Something that was posted on Twitter/X and became public for the whole world to see and judge. Once a message is "tuiteado," there is no taking it back, because the internet never forgets and never forgives. Used across all Spanish speaking countries as the standard verb for tweeting.

A charcuterie board of cold cuts, cheeses, olives, cured meats, and bread shared among friends or family in Argentina. The picada is the perfect appetizer before asado and the ideal companion for wine and long conversations.

Someone who is clueless, spacey, or completely out of the loop, like their brain is coated in breadcrumbs and nothing can get through. In Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile, calling someone "empanado" means they're slow to catch on, walking around in their own world while everything happens around them.

The feminine form of "boludo," this can be either an insult or a term of endearment between female friends in Argentina, depending entirely on the tone. "Ay boluda" is the universal opener for any piece of gossip between women in Buenos Aires, functioning almost like "girl" or "dude" in English when used affectionately.