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ArrechoIn Colombia and Central America, someone brave, bold, highly competent, or who stands out for their skill. It's a strong genuine compliment for anyone who shows they can handle anything thrown at them.
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RestoA lot or plenty in Colombia — a considerable amount of whatever you're talking about. It's the Colombian intensifier for when 'mucho' isn't enough.
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IckThat exact moment when something the person you liked does grosses you out or makes you cringe so hard that all your interest vanishes instantly. One tiny detail can ruin all the attraction you felt.
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TenazReally tough, intense, or hard to deal with. In Colombia it's used to describe difficult situations or people with a strong, determined character.
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CrushSomeone you're romantically into, that person you're attracted to even if nothing's official yet. An English loanword fully adopted by young Spanish speakers everywhere.
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Arrecho0 votes

In Colombia and Central America, someone brave, bold, highly competent, or who stands out for their skill. It's a strong genuine compliment for anyone who shows they can handle anything thrown at them.

alanlucena
Resto0 votes

A lot or plenty in Colombia — a considerable amount of whatever you're talking about. It's the Colombian intensifier for when 'mucho' isn't enough.

alanlucena
Ick0 votes

That exact moment when something the person you liked does grosses you out or makes you cringe so hard that all your interest vanishes instantly. One tiny detail can ruin all the attraction you felt.

alanlucena
Tenaz0 votes

Really tough, intense, or hard to deal with. In Colombia it's used to describe difficult situations or people with a strong, determined character.

Anonymous
Crush0 votes

Someone you're romantically into, that person you're attracted to even if nothing's official yet. An English loanword fully adopted by young Spanish speakers everywhere.

Anonymous
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