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DoxxearTo publish someone's personal information online without their consent: real name, address, phone number. It's one of the most dangerous forms of digital aggression.
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GuaguaA baby or newborn, the most tender and ancestral way to refer to a little one in the Andes. It comes from Quechua and is used with pure love in Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and Chile.
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GaslightTo manipulate someone into doubting their own reality, memory, or perception. A psychology anglicism that went mainstream on social media.
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ZapatillasAthletic casual footwear, sneakers. In Argentina, Spain, and Chile they say 'zapatillas' instead of 'tenis' (Mexico) or 'championes' (Uruguay).
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ViralizarTo make internet content spread massively across social media until millions of people see it. When something goes viral, it takes on a life of its own and there's no stopping it.
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Doxxear0 votes

To publish someone's personal information online without their consent: real name, address, phone number. It's one of the most dangerous forms of digital aggression.

alanlucena
Guagua0 votes

A baby or newborn, the most tender and ancestral way to refer to a little one in the Andes. It comes from Quechua and is used with pure love in Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and Chile.

alanlucena
Gaslight0 votes

To manipulate someone into doubting their own reality, memory, or perception. A psychology anglicism that went mainstream on social media.

alanlucena
Zapatillas0 votes

Athletic casual footwear, sneakers. In Argentina, Spain, and Chile they say 'zapatillas' instead of 'tenis' (Mexico) or 'championes' (Uruguay).

alanlucena
Viralizar0 votes

To make internet content spread massively across social media until millions of people see it. When something goes viral, it takes on a life of its own and there's no stopping it.

alanlucena
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