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Medio peloA person or thing of low quality, without class or of secondary importance. Something 'half-assed' has no real distinction or caliber.
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Pop offTo explode positively, to shine, to suddenly stand out. It can also mean to get angry with justification or to start something forcefully.
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DemureModest, restrained, classy. It went viral as the aesthetic opposite of excess: doing things in an elegant, low-key way without drawing attention.
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TramposearTo cheat systematically and without shame, bending or breaking rules constantly to get ahead. Unlike the occasional shortcut, tramposear is a lifestyle — someone who tramposea has made cheating their primary strategy.
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PapelónA public embarrassment so big everyone remembers it. Making a papelón means you fumbled in front of an audience — you fell on stage, said something stupid in a meeting, or showed up to the wrong event. The shame has an audience.
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Medio pelo0 votes

A person or thing of low quality, without class or of secondary importance. Something 'half-assed' has no real distinction or caliber.

alanlucena
Pop off0 votes

To explode positively, to shine, to suddenly stand out. It can also mean to get angry with justification or to start something forcefully.

alanlucena
Demure0 votes

Modest, restrained, classy. It went viral as the aesthetic opposite of excess: doing things in an elegant, low-key way without drawing attention.

alanlucena
Tramposear0 votes

To cheat systematically and without shame, bending or breaking rules constantly to get ahead. Unlike the occasional shortcut, tramposear is a lifestyle — someone who tramposea has made cheating their primary strategy.

alanlucena
Papelón0 votes

A public embarrassment so big everyone remembers it. Making a papelón means you fumbled in front of an audience — you fell on stage, said something stupid in a meeting, or showed up to the wrong event. The shame has an audience.

alanlucena
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