An annoying, pestering person who will not leave you alone. In Argentina, you call someone "gede" when they are constantly on your case, bugging you nonstop about something, like that friend who keeps insisting until you give in.

When something bothers or offends you so much that you react in an exaggerated, disproportionate way. Used to mock someone who gets upset over something insignificant and completely loses their composure.

A positive sign in a person that shows they're worth getting to know and things are going well. The opposite of a red flag: those details that make you fall for someone and confirm you found a good one.

To be cheating on your partner, sneaking around with someone else behind their back. In Argentina this is the blunt, no-sugarcoating way to say someone is being unfaithful, hooking up on the side without getting caught.