To leave decisively or escape from a situation, in Chile and Argentina, the one who leaves doesn't come back.

A short-statured person. In Argentina 'petiso' is used more naturally than 'bajito' and can be affectionate or just descriptive — not necessarily offensive. The Argentine petiso usually takes it with humor.

A deception, a scam, or a dishonest move. It comes from 'trucho' and refers to the actual act of doing something fake or in bad faith — a rigged product, a shady deal, a dirty play.

Coffee with milk in Córdoba slang — the reverse spelling of 'café'. One of the most distinctive terms of the Córdoba dialect. Grabbing a feca is the easiest plan in the Cordobés world.