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MainearTo make someone your number one romantic focus, your main person. Borrowed from gaming culture where your 'main' is the character you always pick — applied to crushes and romantic interest.
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Irse al mazoTo drop out, step back from something, or quit a situation you no longer want to be part of. From the card game metaphor — when you fold, you're out, and nobody can make you play a hand you don't want.
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CuernosInfidelity, romantic deception. To put 'cuernos' is to be unfaithful to your partner; to wear them is to receive them.
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ChabónA guy, dude, or individual — used without strong positive or negative connotation. In Argentina, chabón is the default word for any male person when you don't know their name or just want to refer to them casually.
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PiñaA hard punch or fist to the face or body. A piña delivered well doesn't just hurt — it changes the direction of a fight and lingers in memory long after the bruise fades.
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Mainear0 votes

To make someone your number one romantic focus, your main person. Borrowed from gaming culture where your 'main' is the character you always pick — applied to crushes and romantic interest.

alanlucena
Irse al mazo0 votes

To drop out, step back from something, or quit a situation you no longer want to be part of. From the card game metaphor — when you fold, you're out, and nobody can make you play a hand you don't want.

alanlucena
Cuernos0 votes

Infidelity, romantic deception. To put 'cuernos' is to be unfaithful to your partner; to wear them is to receive them.

alanlucena
Chabón0 votes

A guy, dude, or individual — used without strong positive or negative connotation. In Argentina, chabón is the default word for any male person when you don't know their name or just want to refer to them casually.

alanlucena
Piña0 votes

A hard punch or fist to the face or body. A piña delivered well doesn't just hurt — it changes the direction of a fight and lingers in memory long after the bruise fades.

alanlucena
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