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ChupeteA hickey, the bruise left on the neck or skin from suction. The chupete tells on you without saying a word — it's the most visible proof of what you were up to the night before.
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GuetoAcross Latin America, a marginal urban area or low-income neighborhood associated with poverty and hardship. Also used as an adjective for something rough, raw, or culturally street-level.
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Meterse un paloIn Argentina and the Southern Cone, to have a strong shot of liquor — the decisive drink taken to kick off a night out or to take the edge off a difficult situation.
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Irse de farraIn Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile, to go out partying hard — hitting bars, clubs, or wherever the night takes you, with full commitment to a good time. Farra is the night out, and you give it everything.
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Dar vuelta la páginaIn Spanish-speaking cultures, to turn the page on the past — to move forward and leave something painful or negative behind. The emotional equivalent of closing a chapter and opening a new one.
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Chupete0 votes

A hickey, the bruise left on the neck or skin from suction. The chupete tells on you without saying a word — it's the most visible proof of what you were up to the night before.

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Gueto0 votes

Across Latin America, a marginal urban area or low-income neighborhood associated with poverty and hardship. Also used as an adjective for something rough, raw, or culturally street-level.

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Meterse un palo0 votes

In Argentina and the Southern Cone, to have a strong shot of liquor — the decisive drink taken to kick off a night out or to take the edge off a difficult situation.

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Irse de farra0 votes

In Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile, to go out partying hard — hitting bars, clubs, or wherever the night takes you, with full commitment to a good time. Farra is the night out, and you give it everything.

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Dar vuelta la página0 votes

In Spanish-speaking cultures, to turn the page on the past — to move forward and leave something painful or negative behind. The emotional equivalent of closing a chapter and opening a new one.

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