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RizzearTo flirt with natural charisma, seduce with smooth talk, style, and irresistible charm. It's an anglicism from 'rizz' turned into a verb that describes the art of modern-day flirting.
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Hacer la rabonaTo skip school or work without permission to spend the day doing something way more fun and exciting. In Argentina it's practically a teenage rite of passage — you escape from school, hit the park, and pray nobody finds out.
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HypeCollective excitement, exaggerated expectation for something coming soon. A viral anglicism describing that massive anticipation before a launch or event.
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A cagarseAn intensifier meaning a shitload, extremely, or to the max. In Argentina and Uruguay, you slap it after any adjective to take it to the extreme: cold as hell, far as hell.
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RataA petty thief or small-time criminal who steals on the streets. Unlike 'rata' meaning stingy person, this one refers to someone who actually robs people and snatches belongings.
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Rizzear0 votes

To flirt with natural charisma, seduce with smooth talk, style, and irresistible charm. It's an anglicism from 'rizz' turned into a verb that describes the art of modern-day flirting.

alanlucena
Hacer la rabona0 votes

To skip school or work without permission to spend the day doing something way more fun and exciting. In Argentina it's practically a teenage rite of passage — you escape from school, hit the park, and pray nobody finds out.

alanlucena
Hype0 votes

Collective excitement, exaggerated expectation for something coming soon. A viral anglicism describing that massive anticipation before a launch or event.

alanlucena
A cagarse0 votes

An intensifier meaning a shitload, extremely, or to the max. In Argentina and Uruguay, you slap it after any adjective to take it to the extreme: cold as hell, far as hell.

alanlucena
Rata0 votes

A petty thief or small-time criminal who steals on the streets. Unlike 'rata' meaning stingy person, this one refers to someone who actually robs people and snatches belongings.

alanlucena
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