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It girlA girl who has an intangible quality that makes her magnetic and admired. The person everyone wants to know.
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BurroA very dumb or ignorant person in a particular area. It's not the harshest insult — more of an admission of cluelessness in a specific subject — but it stings if directed at your general intelligence.
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MaricaA very Colombian term of address between friends — neutral or affectionate depending on tone. Literally it can be an insult, but between friends in Colombia it's an everyday greeting that means nothing more than 'dude' or 'man.' Context is absolutely everything.
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Cuento chinoIn Spain and Mexico, a completely fabricated story or ridiculous excuse that nobody believes. Cuentos chinos are the specialty of people who owe you something and can't deliver on their promises.
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SubtweetA social media post that criticizes or calls out someone without naming them directly. The art of digital shade — everyone knows exactly who it's about, except the target has no official recourse.
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It girl0 votes

A girl who has an intangible quality that makes her magnetic and admired. The person everyone wants to know.

alanlucena
Burro0 votes

A very dumb or ignorant person in a particular area. It's not the harshest insult — more of an admission of cluelessness in a specific subject — but it stings if directed at your general intelligence.

alanlucena
Marica0 votes

A very Colombian term of address between friends — neutral or affectionate depending on tone. Literally it can be an insult, but between friends in Colombia it's an everyday greeting that means nothing more than 'dude' or 'man.' Context is absolutely everything.

alanlucena
Cuento chino0 votes

In Spain and Mexico, a completely fabricated story or ridiculous excuse that nobody believes. Cuentos chinos are the specialty of people who owe you something and can't deliver on their promises.

alanlucena
Subtweet0 votes

A social media post that criticizes or calls out someone without naming them directly. The art of digital shade — everyone knows exactly who it's about, except the target has no official recourse.

alanlucena
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