An offensive insult for a very fat person or someone who eats excessively, comparing them to the animal. It's derogatory, rude, and shouldn't be used, but unfortunately it exists and is heard in popular speech.

An intensifier meaning "really" or "extremely," used in Chile to amplify any adjective to its maximum level. It's like saying "hella" or "crazy" before an adjective in English. Comes from a vulgar root but in everyday Chilean Spanish it's used casually without much shock value, everyone from teenagers to adults throws it around.

Right now, immediately, this instant, no excuses and no delays in Chile. When a Chilean says 'altiro,' they mean it — drop everything and do it NOW.

Same as in English, the child of a famous or powerful person who got their career thanks to their parents's connections rather than their own talent. The term went viral globally and Spanish speakers adopted it as-is, using it to call out actors, singers, influencers, and politicians who were born on third base and act like they hit a triple. Widely used on social media across all of Latin America and Spain.