Avocado in Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Uruguay — the Quechua word for the same creamy green fruit. The 'palta vs. aguacate' debate is one of the great divides of the Spanish language.

A hook, appeal, or magnetism that draws people in naturally. Someone or something with gancho holds attention effortlessly — there's an intangible quality that makes it memorable and hard to ignore.

Someone who's crazy, unhinged, or has a screw loose. In Mexico and Argentina, it describes a person who does wild, irrational things or says outrageous stuff without any filter. It literally means "unhinged" or "loosened," like a bolt that came undone in someone's head.

A mindset of working non-stop towards goals. An extreme version of hustle culture.